##########################
# STRING HELPER FUNCTIONS
# -----------------------
#
# Helper methods to manipulate strings
#
# ########################
# Copyright (C) 2020 Nunes IJG et al
# Override of plus function to support string concatenation
`+` <- function(x, y)
{
if(is.character(x) || is.character(y))
{
return(paste(x, y, sep=""))
}
.Primitive("+")(x, y)
}
# More succint way to concatenate a vector of strings
strjoin <- function(strvec, sep="") paste0(strvec, collapse = sep)
# Concatenates a string vector using conjunctions when needed
strconjunct <- function(strvec, sep=', ', conj=' and ')
{
len = length(strvec)
if (len == 0L) return('')
if (len == 1L) return(strvec)
return(strjoin(strvec[1L:(len-1L)], sep) + conj + strvec[len])
}
# Gets the basename without extension
basename_noext <- function(path) sub("\\.\\w*?$", "",
basename(path), perl = TRUE)
# Cleans the calls into rather argument-like names
clean_calls <- function(calls, sep='_')
{
calls = as.character(calls)
calls = trimws(calls, whitespace = "[\t\r\n\"\' ]")
calls = sub("\\(\\)$", "", calls)
calls = make.unique(calls, sep)
calls
}
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