splitUp: Split a List into Two Lists This functions takes any list,...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Note
Author(s)
Examples
Description
Split a List into Two Lists This functions takes any
list, and splits into two lists - one containing the
values of arguments with specifically specified values
and those without specified values.
Usage
1
Arguments
args
a list
Value
a list containing two entries: the key-value paired
entires (titled wordful) and the unkeyed entried (titled
wordless)
Note
This function is a good candidate for deprecation
Author(s)
Matt Owen mowen@iq.harvard.edu
Examples
1
#list(wordful = list(x=1, y=2), wordless=list(2, "red"))
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Description Usage Arguments Value Note Author(s) Examples
Description
Split a List into Two Lists This functions takes any list, and splits into two lists - one containing the values of arguments with specifically specified values and those without specified values.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
args |
a list |
Value
a list containing two entries: the key-value paired entires (titled wordful) and the unkeyed entried (titled wordless)
Note
This function is a good candidate for deprecation
Author(s)
Matt Owen mowen@iq.harvard.edu
Examples
1 | #list(wordful = list(x=1, y=2), wordless=list(2, "red"))
|
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