setPatternRange: Set range for similar regular expressions
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
setPatternRange returns a data frame with the list of
restriced patterns.
Usage
1
setPatternRange(pl, colname = "symbols")
Arguments
pl
A list of patterns
colname
The name of the column containing the symbols
Value
a dataframe with patterns converted to restrict format.
The restricted option combines the number of patterns using the min and max
number of occurrencens. For example: [a-zA-Z]2-3
Examples
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2
3
## getting patterns with ranges
patternRanges <- getPatternsRange(patternsList)
patternRanges[1,]
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
setPatternRange returns a data frame with the list of
restriced patterns.
Usage
1 | setPatternRange(pl, colname = "symbols")
|
Arguments
pl |
A list of patterns |
colname |
The name of the column containing the symbols |
Value
a dataframe with patterns converted to restrict format. The restricted option combines the number of patterns using the min and max number of occurrencens. For example: [a-zA-Z]2-3
Examples
1 2 3 | ## getting patterns with ranges
patternRanges <- getPatternsRange(patternsList)
patternRanges[1,]
|
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