varnames: Object Attributes Varnames and Units
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value

varnames and units are useful attributes that can store original variable names (varnames) and units of measurement (units) of each column in a data frame or of an atomic type. These attributes can be extracted or assigned by following functions.

varnames(x, names = FALSE)

varnames(x) <- value

units(x, names = FALSE)

units(x) <- value

`x`	A data frame or an atomic type.
`names`	A logical value. Applies only in case of data frames. If `TRUE`, attributes are extracted with corresponding column names.
`value`	An atomic type that represents `varnames` or `units`. The length must be `1` if `x` is an atomic type or equal to number of columns in `x` if `x` is a data frame.

Functions check whether the extracted or assigned attributes contain elements with NULL, NA, "" values or if length of each element is higher than 1. In these cases, such elements are substituted with "-".

For varnames and units, a character vector. For varnames<- and units<-, the updated object x.

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