dpsl: Dput Select.list Shortcut

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Description

This function is a shortcut to use dput select.list for variable names from a data frame.

Usage

dpsl(df, ind = "col", multiple = TRUE, graphics = TRUE, quotes = TRUE, ...)

Arguments

df	The data frame that the list should come from
ind	The index of names that should be used: 1/'row" for rownames, 2/'col' for column names
multiple	Passed to select.list: should multiple entries be used? Defaults to TRUE.
graphics	Passed to select.list: should graphics be used? Defaults to TRUE.
quotes	Do you want quotes around each element? Defaults to TRUE.
...	Passed to select.list

Details

The function simply rewrites some defaults for select.list and wraps it in a dput. It has an option to select columns or rows, simply by changing the input from "columnames" to "rownames" via an if statement. Nothing fancy, but certainly much shorter than what I normally use.

Author(s)

Michael Floren

See Also

dput, select.list

Examples

#to list selected column names from iris (control click to select multiple)
dpsl(iris)

#to list selected rows, use ind="row"
dpsl(iris, ind="row") #could also use dpsl(iris, ind=1

#to select columns from iris
iris[,dpsl(iris)]

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