fast_nchar: Fast nchar that can be used on integers and strings
In HughParsonage/dhhs: Handle Common Tasks at the Department of Health and Human Services ('DHHS'), Victoria, Australia
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Fast nchar that can be used on integers and strings
Usage
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fast_nchar(x)
max_nchar(x)
const_nchar(x)
Arguments
x
Either an integer or character vector.
Value
Same as nchar(x).
max_nchar(x) returns the max(nchar(x))
with the exception that length-zero inputs return zero, not -Inf,
since negative-length strings are not possible.
const_nchar returns the width of every string in x if and only
if every element's width is the same. Otherwise, -1.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Fast nchar that can be used on integers and strings
Usage
1 2 3 4 5 | fast_nchar(x)
max_nchar(x)
const_nchar(x)
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Arguments
x |
Either an integer or character vector. |
Value
Same as nchar(x).
max_nchar(x) returns the max(nchar(x))
with the exception that length-zero inputs return zero, not -Inf,
since negative-length strings are not possible.
const_nchar returns the width of every string in x if and only
if every element's width is the same. Otherwise, -1.
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