#' @title Convert a RATSS study ID to username format
#'
#' @description Converts a RATSS code/study ID (in the format e.g.
#' "11 0104 01 01 14" or without any spaces "110104010114") to a
#' <family>_<twin_no> format (e.g. "104_1"). For parents, this leads to them
#' having usernames in the format "<family no>_5" or "<family no>_6". Note that
#' this parent coding might not be what you want or
#' what has been used previously.
#'
#'
#' @param ratid a string/character vector with a single RATSS code
#'
#' @seealso \code{\link[base]{gsub}} \code{\link[base]{substr}}
#'
#' @examples
#' x <- "11 0104 01 01 14"
#' ratid_to_usern(x)
#' y <- "110104010114"
#' ratid_to_usern(y)
#'
#' @export
#'
ratid_to_usern <- function(ratid) {
rawn <- ratid
rawn <- gsub(" ", "", rawn)
if (is.na(rawn)) {
warning(paste("I was passed a NA value"))
return(NA)
}
if (nchar(rawn) != 12) {
warning(paste("Wrong format, I was passed this ID:", ratid))
return(NA)
}
fam_no <- substr(rawn, 3, 6)
fam_no <- sub("^0*", "", fam_no)
twin_no <- substr(rawn, 8, 8)
usern <- paste(fam_no, "_", twin_no, sep = "")
if (grepl("^19", ratid)) {
usern <- paste("OCD", usern, sep = "")
}
return(usern)
}
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