list_remove: Remove (Named) Elements from a List.
In danjamesadams/Dantools: A Veritable Plethora of Helper Functions
Description
Usage
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Description
Jettison names or indices of a list and retain everything else (including names).
Usage
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list_remove(mylist, element)
Arguments
mylist
A list object that has superfluous elements.
element
A vector (either character or numeric) of elements to drop from 'mylist'.
Examples
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testlist <- list('first' = c(1:3), 'second' = 2, 'third' = c(4:9), 'last' = 'hello')
list_remove(mylist = testlist, element = c('first', 'third'))
$second
[1] 2
$last
[1] "hello"
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
Jettison names or indices of a list and retain everything else (including names).
Usage
1 | list_remove(mylist, element)
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Arguments
mylist |
A list object that has superfluous elements. |
element |
A vector (either character or numeric) of elements to drop from 'mylist'. |
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | testlist <- list('first' = c(1:3), 'second' = 2, 'third' = c(4:9), 'last' = 'hello')
list_remove(mylist = testlist, element = c('first', 'third'))
$second
[1] 2
$last
[1] "hello"
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