mac_to_binary_string: Convert MAC address character vector to a binary string...
In hrbrmstr/MACtools: Tools to Work with Media Access Control ('MAC') Addresses
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Convert MAC address character vector to a binary string representation
Usage
1
Arguments
x
character vector of MAC address. Each MAC address can be in any
case, the octets do not need to be 0-prefixed, and it doesn't matter
if the octets are separated by a : or if they are just contiguous.
If they _are_contiguous, that — by definition — means
each octet is 0-prefixed.
Value
a character vector of binary strings
Examples
1
mac_to_binary_string(c("f023b9eb4204", "f0:23:b9:eb:42:4", "F023B9eB4204"))
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Convert MAC address character vector to a binary string representation
Usage
1 |
Arguments
x |
character vector of MAC address. Each MAC address can be in any
case, the octets do not need to be 0-prefixed, and it doesn't matter
if the octets are separated by a |
Value
a character vector of binary strings
Examples
1 | mac_to_binary_string(c("f023b9eb4204", "f0:23:b9:eb:42:4", "F023B9eB4204"))
|
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