genSwapFun: genSwapFun
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
takes two equal length vectors and returns a function that maps
each input to its corresponding output. This can be used to alias
vectors if the mapping is known beforehand.
Note: the input vector must consist of strings.
Usage
1
genSwapFun(input, output)
Arguments
input
The input mapping
ouput
The output mapping
Value
A function that maps each input to a single output
and returns a string
Examples
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3
4
swapFun<-genSwapFun(c("a","b"),c(1,2))
swapFun("a")==1
swapFun("b")==2
swapFun("c")==NA
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
takes two equal length vectors and returns a function that maps each input to its corresponding output. This can be used to alias vectors if the mapping is known beforehand. Note: the input vector must consist of strings.
Usage
1 | genSwapFun(input, output)
|
Arguments
input |
The input mapping |
ouput |
The output mapping |
Value
A function that maps each input to a single output and returns a string
Examples
1 2 3 4 | swapFun<-genSwapFun(c("a","b"),c(1,2))
swapFun("a")==1
swapFun("b")==2
swapFun("c")==NA
|
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