transform_name: Transforms the input to a string which can be properly saved.
In loelschlaeger/personfiles: Notes About Persons In Your Life
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
View source: R/transform_name.R
Description
This function transforms the input to a string which
can be properly saved, i.e. transforms upper case characters to lower case
characters, replaces umlauts and the German eszett, removes special
characters and replaces white spaces by an underscore.
Usage
1
transform_name(x, back = FALSE)
Arguments
x
Any character.
back
If back equals TRUE, the function tries to transform the input
back to its original form.
Value
The transformed version of x.
Examples
1
transform_name(x = transform_name(x = "Max Mustermann"), back = TRUE)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/transform_name.R
Description
This function transforms the input to a string which can be properly saved, i.e. transforms upper case characters to lower case characters, replaces umlauts and the German eszett, removes special characters and replaces white spaces by an underscore.
Usage
1 | transform_name(x, back = FALSE)
|
Arguments
x |
Any character. |
back |
If |
Value
The transformed version of x.
Examples
1 | transform_name(x = transform_name(x = "Max Mustermann"), back = TRUE)
|
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