Description Usage Arguments Details Examples
read_order_file()
is a special case of read_delm()
.
It's useful for doing minor cleaning of variable names. If you set tidy = FALSE
,
the function behaves like the default read_delim()
. Note that
you are able to pass along any arguments that you would use with read_delim()
.
1 | read_order_file(file, tidy = TRUE, ...)
|
file |
Either a path to a file, a connection, or literal data. |
tidy |
A boolean, if tidy = FALSE this functions behaves just |
... |
Additional arguments, typically used to control the |
This function allows you to read and parse a single PEEK order file generated by the Language Learning Lab
1 | ## Not run: d <- read_order_file(file = "Habla2_25_Clips_order.txt", tidy = TRUE)
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