getNameAsString: Returns the name of a variable as a string.
In johninpdx/RSTools: Data Mangement Tools for RSiena and Other Network Packages
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Note
Examples
Description
This function just removes the need to look up how to do this (fairly
common) operation, which I seem to have to do all the time, because
I can't remember the (little used) syntax.
Usage
1
getNameAsString(pVarName)
Arguments
pVarName
A variable name (no quotes or anything)
Value
The variable name as a string
Note
Internal Function; NOT EXPORTED
Examples
1
2
# Returns c("myVariable")
vStr <- getNameAsString(myVariable)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Note Examples
Description
This function just removes the need to look up how to do this (fairly common) operation, which I seem to have to do all the time, because I can't remember the (little used) syntax.
Usage
1 | getNameAsString(pVarName)
|
Arguments
pVarName |
A variable name (no quotes or anything) |
Value
The variable name as a string
Note
Internal Function; NOT EXPORTED
Examples
1 2 | # Returns c("myVariable")
vStr <- getNameAsString(myVariable)
|
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