splitpick: Pick Substring Indicated by Separator
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splitpick R Documentation
Pick Substring Indicated by Separator
Description
Split the string by separator and pick the former or latter part.
Usage
splitpick(x, sep, which)
Arguments
x
Input string
sep
Separator string
which
Indicate which part to pick
Value
Polished string
Author(s)
Leo Lahti leo.lahti@iki.fi
References
See citation("bibliographica")
Examples
x2 <- splitpick("London re Edinburgh", " re ", 1)
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Pick Substring Indicated by Separator
Description
Split the string by separator and pick the former or latter part.
Usage
splitpick(x, sep, which)
Arguments
x |
Input string |
sep |
Separator string |
which |
Indicate which part to pick |
Value
Polished string
Author(s)
Leo Lahti leo.lahti@iki.fi
References
See citation("bibliographica")
Examples
x2 <- splitpick("London re Edinburgh", " re ", 1)
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