find.dictionaries: Finds Names and Locations of Appendix Dictionaries
In AlexChristensen/SemNetDictionaries: Dictionaries for the 'SemNetCleaner' Package

Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also Examples

A wrapper function to identify the save location of appendix dictionaries from append.dictionary

1	find.dictionaries(..., add.path = NULL)

`...`	Vector. Appendix dictionary files names (if they are known). If left empty, the function will search across all files for files in folders on your desktop that end in `*.dictionary.rds`. This search takes a few seconds to complete (see examples for your computer's exact timing)
`add.path`	Character. Path to additional dictionaries to be found. DOES NOT search recursively (through all folders in path) to avoid time intensive search. Set to `"choose"` to open an interactive directory explorer

`names`	Returns the names of the appendix dictionary file(s) found on your computer
`files`	Returns the dictionary file(s) that are stored in each given path. If there is no output (e.g., `character(0)`), then no appendix dictionary file exists (one can be created using the `append.dictionary` function)

Alexander Christensen <alexpaulchristensen@gmail.com>

append.dictionary to create a new dictionary, dictionaries to identify dictionaries in SemNetDictionaries, and load.dictionaries to load multiple dictionaries

# Make a dictionary
example.dictionary <- append.dictionary(c("words","are","fun"), save.location = "envir")
 
# Dictionary can now be found
find.dictionaries("example")

# No appendix dictionaries found
find.dictionaries()

# For your computer's timing to complete search
t0 <- Sys.time()
find.dictionaries()
Sys.time() - t0