truncate_homer: Truncates homer column names matching .Tag.Count(...)
In rmwthorne/rangr: Extended Functions For Manipulating GenomicRanges Objects
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View source: R/import_functions.R
Description
Truncates homer column names matching .Tag.Count(...)
Usage
1
truncate_homer(df, pattern = ".Tag.Count.{0,}?.$", replacement = "")
Arguments
df
A data frame.
pattern
character string containing a regular expression to trim.
Defaults to ".Tag.Count.{0,}?.$".
replacement
a replacement for matched pattern in sub and gsub.
Defaults to "".
Value
A dataframe with truncated columns.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/import_functions.R
Description
Truncates homer column names matching .Tag.Count(...)
Usage
1 | truncate_homer(df, pattern = ".Tag.Count.{0,}?.$", replacement = "")
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Arguments
df |
A data frame. |
pattern |
character string containing a regular expression to trim. Defaults to ".Tag.Count.{0,}?.$". |
replacement |
a replacement for matched pattern in sub and gsub. Defaults to "". |
Value
A dataframe with truncated columns.
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