splitstr2vec: Turn ?strsplit lists into vectors
In kirstengott/kiRsten: Useful function for me in my R world.
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
A wrapper for ?strsplit that will split the your character vector and only return the first element of the resultant list.
Useful for breaking up a character vector when you only want output type, instead of having the vector embedded in a list.
Usage
1
splitstr2vec(x, split = " ")
Arguments
x
a character vector to split
split
input to ?strsplit
Examples
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test <- 'Hello there world! I like cats and unicorns.'
strsplit2vec(test)
strsplit2vec(test)[2]
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
A wrapper for ?strsplit that will split the your character vector and only return the first element of the resultant list. Useful for breaking up a character vector when you only want output type, instead of having the vector embedded in a list.
Usage
1 | splitstr2vec(x, split = " ")
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Arguments
x |
a character vector to split |
split |
input to ?strsplit |
Examples
1 2 3 | test <- 'Hello there world! I like cats and unicorns.'
strsplit2vec(test)
strsplit2vec(test)[2]
|
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