View source: R/rezrDF_lowerToHigher.R
getSeqBounds | R Documentation |
This is typically used for sequence or time.
getSeqBounds(
simpleDF,
complexDF,
complexNodeMap,
fieldnames,
simpleIsAtom = T,
seqName = "",
tokenListName = "tokenList",
exclude0 = T,
...
)
simpleDF |
The lower-level dataframe, for example the token dataframe for chunks and units, or the unit dataframe for stacks. There should either be an integer field that contains the sequence in question, or two integer fields containing the first and last (see simpleIsAtom). |
complexDF |
The dataframe that you're trying to add the concatenated fields to. We will create two integer fields, one for the first and one for the last integer. |
complexNodeMap |
The node map corresponding to the simpleDF. |
fieldnames |
The fields to be concatenated. |
simpleIsAtom |
If set to T, that means the simpleDF only contains single values, not a range. If set to F, that means the simpleDF contains a range, i.e. somethingFirst and somethingLast. |
seqName |
The name of the sequence in the lower table. By default it's |
tokenListName |
Name of the token list. |
... |
Additional fields 'simpleDFAddress', 'complexNodeMapAddress', 'fieldaccess' (foreign by default) from |
A complex DF.
Most use cases should be handled by other functions like addUnitSeq and addIsWordField. If you do call this function, do note that the rezrDF you are changing is the second parameter, not the first. As such, piping should be done like this: someDF %>% getSeqBounds(simpleDF, ., complexNodeMap, ...)
sbc007_stackWithSeq = sbc007
sbc007_stackWithSeq$cardDF = sbc007$cardDF %>% rez_left_join(select(sbc007$unitDF, id, docTokenSeqFirst, docTokenSeqLast), by = c("unit" = "id"), fkey = "unit", df2Address = "unitDF", df2key = "id")
sbc007_stackWithSeq$stackDF = getSeqBounds(sbc007_stackWithSeq$cardDF, sbc007_stackWithSeq$stackDF, sbc007$nodeMap$stack, tokenListName = "setIDList", fieldnames = c("docTokenSeq"), simpleIsAtom = F, simpleDFAddress = "cardDF", complexNodeMapAddress = "stackDF")
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