#' Utility function to convert tonnage to strings
#'
#' inputs to get_ functions are required as strings when passed as a sql statement
#' This function converts numeric inputs to character strings. Used specifically for tonnage class
#'
#' @param itemName Character string. Variable name as it exists in the data base
#' @param chosenItem User input value of variable listed in itemName
#'
#' @return A character string
#'
#' @examples
#' \dontrun{
#' createTonnageString(itemName="toncl2",chosenItem=c(1,2))
#' createTonnageString(itemName="toncl2",chosenItem="all")
#'
#' }
#' @export
createTonnageString <- function(itemName,chosenItem){
if (is.numeric(chosenItem)) { # tonnage class
# search for individual tonnage class type or vector
itemStr <- " ("
numItems <- length(chosenItem)
if (numItems > 1) { # if more than one ionnage class.
for (it in 1:(numItems-1)) {
tonnage <- chosenItem[it]
itemStr <- paste0(itemStr,itemName," like \'",tonnage,"%\' or ")
}
} else {# append last one
}
itemStr <- paste0(itemStr,itemName," like \'",utils::tail(chosenItem,1),"%\')")
} else { #Fleet
if (tolower(chosenItem) == "all") {
itemStr <- NULL
} else {
stop("Not valid tonnage Argument. Either \"ALL\" or a vector of tonnage classes (see toncl1)")
}
# AND area IN (513,515,514) etc.
}
return(itemStr)
}
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