sinx: Sino Xmen's sayings the R community.

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Description

Sino Xmen's sayings the R community.

Usage

sinx(which = NULL, sinxs.data = NULL, fixed = TRUE, showMatches = FALSE, 
    author = character(), ...)

Arguments

which	an integer specifying the row number of 'sinxs.data'. Alternatively 'which“ can be a character and 'grep“ is used to try to find a suitable row.
sinxs.data	data frame containing a saying in each row. By default the data from the 'sinx' package are used.
fixed	logical passed to 'grep' if 'which“ is a character, indicating if it should work (if 'TRUE', as by default) with a simple character string or (if 'FALSE') with regular expressions.
showMatches	if 'which' is character, a logical indicating if 'sinx()' should print all the row numbers of 'sinxs.data' which match the 'grep' search.
author	a character string to match (via 'grep') to the "authors" column of 'sinxs.data'.
...	potential further arguments passed to 'grep'.

Value

an object of class "sinx" which is a row from a data frame of sayings (like those read in from read.sinxs).

Examples

sinx()

for (i in 1:4) print(sinx(i))

path_f <- system.file("fortunes/fortunes.csv", package = "fortunes")
path_s <- system.file("sinxs/sinxs.csv", package = "sinx")
ftns <- sinx::read.sinxs(c(path_f, path_s), sep = c(";", ","))
sinx::sinx(sinxs.data = ftns)

jinyong <- read.sinxs(lib = "jinyong")
sinx(sinxs.data = jinyong)

libs <- read.sinxs(lib = c("tangshi", "songshi", "chinese", "yangsheng", "english", 
    "jinyong"))
sinx(sinxs.data = libs)

pzhaonet/sinx documentation built on June 12, 2020, 9:18 p.m.