cartesian: Generate Cartesian Product from Vectors

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Generate Cartesian Product from Vectors

Description

Generate Cartesian Product from Vectors

Usage

cartesian(..., sep = ".")

Arguments

...	Vectors to be combined
sep	If a character string, that string will separate the elements of ... (if necessary cast to character) in the output. If NULL, elements of ... will not be cast. Defaults to '.'.

Value

If sep is a character string, then a character vector of concatenated elements. If sep is NULL, then a list of concatenated elements.

Examples

cartesian(c('a', 'b'), 1:3, c('X', 'Y', 'Z'))
#  [1] "a.1.X" "a.1.Y" "a.1.Z" "a.2.X" "a.2.Y" "a.2.Z" "a.3.X" "a.3.Y"
#  [9] "a.3.Z" "b.1.X" "b.1.Y" "b.1.Z" "b.2.X" "b.2.Y" "b.2.Z" "b.3.X"
# [17] "b.3.Y" "b.3.Z"

str(cartesian(c('a', 'b'), 17:19, sep = NULL))
# List of 6
#  $ :List of 2
#   ..$ : chr "a"
#   ..$ : int 17
#  $ :List of 2
#   ..$ : chr "a"
#   ..$ : int 18
#  $ :List of 2
#   ..$ : chr "a"
#   ..$ : int 19
#  $ :List of 2
#   ..$ : chr "b"
#   ..$ : int 17
#  $ :List of 2
#   ..$ : chr "b"
#   ..$ : int 18
#  $ :List of 2
#   ..$ : chr "b"
#   ..$ : int 19

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