maorify: Substitute regular vowels for Maori language equivalents with...
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Description
Usage
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Description
The Maori language includes vowels with macrons.
Including these in R plots often involves typing unicode strings for the relevant macron vowel
This function makes this easier, by substituting all instances of the substring "@vowel" for the macronised equivalent in unicode
Usage
1
maorify(x)
Arguments
x
a string
Value
a string with unicode macroned vowels substituted for "@vowel" substrings.
Author(s)
Michael Scroggie
Examples
1
2
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
Description
The Maori language includes vowels with macrons. Including these in R plots often involves typing unicode strings for the relevant macron vowel This function makes this easier, by substituting all instances of the substring "@vowel" for the macronised equivalent in unicode
Usage
1 | maorify(x)
|
Arguments
x |
a string |
Value
a string with unicode macroned vowels substituted for "@vowel" substrings.
Author(s)
Michael Scroggie
Examples
1 2 |
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