fx.parse_column_names: Parse column names
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Description
Parse column names
Usage
1
Arguments
cn
column name
Details
There are numerous ways to access the values
stored in the columns of a data.frame. The one
using a dollar sign (e.g. df$this_column) is
vulnerable to special characters, such as "-", spaces etc.
Since the default method of ggplot2 is to use the
dollar sign approach, we need to ensure that special
characters, which are often part of gene names, are taken
care of. This function simply wraps those names into
single quotes.
Value
column name enclosed in single quotes
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Description
Parse column names
Usage
1 |
Arguments
cn |
column name |
Details
There are numerous ways to access the values
stored in the columns of a data.frame. The one
using a dollar sign (e.g. df$this_column) is
vulnerable to special characters, such as "-", spaces etc.
Since the default method of ggplot2 is to use the
dollar sign approach, we need to ensure that special
characters, which are often part of gene names, are taken
care of. This function simply wraps those names into
single quotes.
Value
column name enclosed in single quotes
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