make_regex: Convert to regex
In awqx/qsarr: Useful Functions for Building a QSAR in R
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Description
make_regex escapes special regex characters in a string. The function
addresses the grouping characters (parentheses, brackets, and hyphens),
matching for the beginning and end of a string ("^" and "$"), regex
for number of repetitions, as well as the dot "." character.
Usage
1
make_regex(s)
Arguments
s
The string to convert to regex
Details
The function assumes that the string passed to the function needs to
found as-is. That is, the string is not indicative of any regex pattern
matching.
Value
A string with special characters escaped
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Description
make_regex escapes special regex characters in a string. The function
addresses the grouping characters (parentheses, brackets, and hyphens),
matching for the beginning and end of a string ("^" and "$"), regex
for number of repetitions, as well as the dot "." character.
Usage
1 | make_regex(s)
|
Arguments
s |
The string to convert to regex |
Details
The function assumes that the string passed to the function needs to found as-is. That is, the string is not indicative of any regex pattern matching.
Value
A string with special characters escaped
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