grapes_not_in_grapes: Opposite of '%in%'
In bstaton1/StatonMisc: Common Functions Used in B. Staton's Code
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Examples
Description
Sometimes is nice to have a shortcut.
Usage
1
x %!in% y
Arguments
x
A vector.
y
A vector.
Details
The infix operator %in% tests whether elements in one vector
are also found in another vector. To negate this test, users previously needed to wrap
the whole statement in parentheses. This helps to get around this hassle.
Examples
1
v = c("a", "b", "c"); "x" %!in% v
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Description Usage Arguments Details Examples
Description
Sometimes is nice to have a shortcut.
Usage
1 | x %!in% y
|
Arguments
x |
A vector. |
y |
A vector. |
Details
The infix operator %in% tests whether elements in one vector
are also found in another vector. To negate this test, users previously needed to wrap
the whole statement in parentheses. This helps to get around this hassle.
Examples
1 | v = c("a", "b", "c"); "x" %!in% v
|
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