exsubtxt: exsubtxt() extract parts from a string based on defined...
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exsubtxt R Documentation
exsubtxt()
extract parts from a string based on defined string split
Description
exsubtxt()
extract parts from a string based on defined string split
Usage
exsubtxt(string, nchar = 100, ps, firstonly = F)
Arguments
string
string to split on to find what to extract
nchar
number of characters from located string forward to extract
ps
page source in text unlisted to find what to extract
firstonly
if TRUE returns only first instance of extract
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| exsubtxt | R Documentation |
exsubtxt() extract parts from a string based on defined string split
Description
exsubtxt() extract parts from a string based on defined string split
Usage
exsubtxt(string, nchar = 100, ps, firstonly = F)
Arguments
string |
string to split on to find what to extract |
nchar |
number of characters from located string forward to extract |
ps |
page source in text unlisted to find what to extract |
firstonly |
if TRUE returns only first instance of extract |
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