threadbare: Return a threadbare version of a vector

In zmisc: Vector Look-Ups and Safer Sampling

Return a threadbare version of a vector

Description

A bare object is an R object that has no class attributes (see rlang::is_bare_character()). A threadbare object is an atomic object (i.e. not a list(), see is.atomic()), with no attributes at all. The function returns an error if a list is passed.

Usage

threadbare(x)

Arguments

x	A vector, possibly classed, but not a list object, to strip of all attributes.

Value

A vector with the same core values as x, but with no attributes() at all, not even names().

See Also

Other labelled light: ll_assert_labelled(), ll_labelled(), ll_to_character(), ll_val_labels(), ll_var_label()

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