clean.variable.name: Translate a file name into a valid R variable name.
In KentonWhite/rsangole-201-rstudio: Automates the Creation of New Statistical Analysis Projects
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
This function will translate a file name into a name that is a valid
variable name in R. Non-alphabetic characters on the boundaries of the
file name will be stripped; non-alphabetic characters inside of the file
name will be replaced with dots.
Usage
1
clean.variable.name(variable.name)
Arguments
variable.name
A character vector containing a variable's proposed
name that should be standardized.
Value
A translated variable name.
Examples
1
2
3
library('ProjectTemplate')
## Not run: clean.variable.name('example_1')
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
This function will translate a file name into a name that is a valid variable name in R. Non-alphabetic characters on the boundaries of the file name will be stripped; non-alphabetic characters inside of the file name will be replaced with dots.
Usage
1 | clean.variable.name(variable.name)
|
Arguments
variable.name |
A character vector containing a variable's proposed name that should be standardized. |
Value
A translated variable name.
Examples
1 2 3 | library('ProjectTemplate')
## Not run: clean.variable.name('example_1')
|
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