return_regex: Return Seemingly Regular Expressions.
In JiaxiangBU/add2impala: Parse statistical metrics and encoding in SQL using R
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
Return Seemingly Regular Expressions.
Usage
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return_regex(input = row.names(datasets::mtcars),
verbose = c("recommend", "all", "lazy"))
Arguments
input
The text list.
verbose
the output style, by default, 'recommend', 'all' and 'lazy'.
Examples
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inputs <- row.names(mtcars)
inputs %>% head
# remotes::install_github("daranzolin/inferregex")
return_regex(inputs, verbose = "recommend")
return_regex(inputs, verbose = "all")
return_regex(inputs, verbose = "lazy")
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
Return Seemingly Regular Expressions.
Usage
1 2 | return_regex(input = row.names(datasets::mtcars),
verbose = c("recommend", "all", "lazy"))
|
Arguments
input |
The text list. |
verbose |
the output style, by default, 'recommend', 'all' and 'lazy'. |
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 | inputs <- row.names(mtcars)
inputs %>% head
# remotes::install_github("daranzolin/inferregex")
return_regex(inputs, verbose = "recommend")
return_regex(inputs, verbose = "all")
return_regex(inputs, verbose = "lazy")
|
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