parse_bp: Parse a number of base pairs with optional units.
In DarwinAwardWinner/rctutils: Utility functions by Ryan C. Thompson
View source: R/data_manip_utils.R
parse_bp R Documentation
Parse a number of base pairs with optional units.
Description
Parse a number of base pairs with optional units.
Usage
parse_bp(size)
Arguments
size
A character vector representing a numbers of base
pairs, optionally including units such as bp, kpb, etc.
Value
A numeric vector containing the parsed numbers of base
pairs.
If any input cannot be parsed, an error is thrown.
See Also
si2f()
Examples
parse_bp(c("100", "100bp", "100 kbp", "1Mbp"))
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| parse_bp | R Documentation |
Parse a number of base pairs with optional units.
Description
Parse a number of base pairs with optional units.
Usage
parse_bp(size)
Arguments
size |
A character vector representing a numbers of base pairs, optionally including units such as bp, kpb, etc. |
Value
A numeric vector containing the parsed numbers of base pairs.
If any input cannot be parsed, an error is thrown.
See Also
si2f()
Examples
parse_bp(c("100", "100bp", "100 kbp", "1Mbp"))
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