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flat.list R Documentation
Combine Values into a Flat List (a List with no List Elements)
Description
Construct a flat list (a list with no list elements).
Usage
flat.list(...)
Arguments
...
objects, possible named.
Details
rapply is used to find each non-list element, then is assigned
into the next element of a list. As the non-list elements are being recursed
through, the names are taken and assigned to the return list.
Value
A list.
Examples
x <- list(a = 1:5, list(list(b = 6:10), c = 11:15), list(d = exp(-4)))
print(x)
flat.list(x)
flat.list(x, e = "testing")
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Combine Values into a Flat List (a List with no List Elements)
Description
Construct a flat list (a list with no list elements).
Usage
flat.list(...)
Arguments
... |
objects, possible named. |
Details
rapply is used to find each non-list element, then is assigned
into the next element of a list. As the non-list elements are being recursed
through, the names are taken and assigned to the return list.
Value
A list.
Examples
x <- list(a = 1:5, list(list(b = 6:10), c = 11:15), list(d = exp(-4)))
print(x)
flat.list(x)
flat.list(x, e = "testing")
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