cat_names: Returns unquoted column names for scripting

In Lingtax/Qualtrics: A package for making misinformation lab members less angry.

Returns unquoted column names for scripting

Description

Returns unquoted column names for scripting

Usage

cat_names(df, pattern = NULL, index = NULL, sep = "\n")

Arguments

df	a dataframe or tibble
pattern	an optional regex for selection of column names
index	an optional vector of column indices for selection
sep	seperator for column names, suggestions include ", ", " + ", and combinations with newline.

Value

An unquoted string of column names

Examples

df <-  data.frame(A = 0L, B= 0L, C = 0L, test1 = 0L, test2 = 0L)
cat_names(df)
cat_names(df, sep = ',')
cat_names(df, index =2:3, sep = '+')
cat_names(df, pattern = "test", sep = '+')

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