standardize_toascii: Translates non-ascii symbols to its ascii equivalent

In stasvlasov/nstandr: Name Standardization in R

Translates non-ascii symbols to its ascii equivalent

Description

Translates non-ascii symbols to its ascii equivalent

Usage

standardize_toascii(x, detect_encoding = FALSE, ...)

Arguments

x	String to translate
detect_encoding	Detect encoding of individual elements (slower). Allows to work with mixed encodings.
...	Arguments passed on to standardize_options col Column of interest (the one we need to standardize) in the x object (if it is data.frame like). rows Logical vector to filter records of interest. Default is NULL which means do not filter records. omitted_rows_value If rows parameter is set then merge omitted_rows_value with the results (filtered by rows). Either single string or a character vector of length nrow(x). If NULL (the default) then original values of col are merged with results. output_placement Where to inset retults (standardized vector) in the x object. Default options is 'replace_col' which overwrides the col in x with results. Other options: 'omit' :: do not write results back to table (usually used when append_output_copy is set for temporary values) 'prepend_to_col' :: prepend to col 'append_to_col' :: append to col 'prepend_to_x' :: prepend to x data.frame like object 'append_to_x' :: append to x data.frame like object x_atomic_name If x is vector use this name for original column if it is in results. Default is "x". If x is table the name of col will be used. output_col_name Use this name for the column with results (standardized values). Parts in curly brakeds are substitute strings. Options for substitutions are: append_output_copy Whether to append a copy of result vector to x object output_copy_col_name How the append copy wiil be named

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