echoDictionaryEntry: Print All Dictionary Entries Associated With a Particular...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
This function returns the values or keys associated with the opposite value entered, e.g., if you enter a key, the function will return all of its values, and vice versa.
Usage
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echoDictionaryEntry(mydic, key = "", val = "")
Arguments
mydic
A data.frame with columns "key" and "val"
key
A search value for the "key" column
val
A search value for the "val" column
Value
This function returns a vector of response values
Examples
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testdic <- data.frame(key=c("<key1>", "<key2>"), val=c("a", "b"), stringsAsFactors=F)
echoDictionaryEntry(testdic, "key1")
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
This function returns the values or keys associated with the opposite value entered, e.g., if you enter a key, the function will return all of its values, and vice versa.
Usage
1 | echoDictionaryEntry(mydic, key = "", val = "")
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Arguments
mydic |
A data.frame with columns "key" and "val" |
key |
A search value for the "key" column |
val |
A search value for the "val" column |
Value
This function returns a vector of response values
Examples
1 2 | testdic <- data.frame(key=c("<key1>", "<key2>"), val=c("a", "b"), stringsAsFactors=F)
echoDictionaryEntry(testdic, "key1")
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