colnames_type: colnames_type
In ijlyttle/xformplus: Helper functions for transforming dataframes
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Examples
View source: R/colnames_type.R
Description
Given a dataframe and a character-vector of types, return the column names of that type
Usage
1
colnames_type(df, type = "")
Arguments
df
dataframe
type
character, vector of types of columns to return
Details
Following dplyr::type_sum, the most-common types are:
- lgl
logical
- int
integer
- dbl
double (numeric)
- chr
character
- fctr
factor
- date
date
- time
time, such as POSIXct
Value
character, vector column names corresponding to type
Examples
1
colnames_type(xform_sample, c("int", "dbl"))
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
View source: R/colnames_type.R
Description
Given a dataframe and a character-vector of types, return the column names of that type
Usage
1 | colnames_type(df, type = "")
|
Arguments
df |
dataframe |
type |
character, vector of types of columns to return |
Details
Following dplyr::type_sum, the most-common types are:
- lgl
logical
- int
integer
- dbl
double (numeric)
- chr
character
- fctr
factor
- date
date
- time
time, such as
POSIXct
Value
character, vector column names corresponding to type
Examples
1 | colnames_type(xform_sample, c("int", "dbl"))
|
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