bookendStr: Print long string in more managable fashion
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bookendStr R Documentation
Print long string in more managable fashion
Description
Print first and last n characters of string in this format:
"### ... ### (x total char)"
Usage
bookendStr(x, bookend = 8)
Arguments
x
long string
bookend
number of characters on either side to print
Value
reformatted string
Examples
start_string <- stringi::stri_rand_strings(n = 1, length = 250)
bookendStr(start_string, bookend = 6)
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Print long string in more managable fashion
Description
Print first and last n characters of string in this format: "### ... ### (x total char)"
Usage
bookendStr(x, bookend = 8)
Arguments
x |
long string |
bookend |
number of characters on either side to print |
Value
reformatted string
Examples
start_string <- stringi::stri_rand_strings(n = 1, length = 250)
bookendStr(start_string, bookend = 6)
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