cleanup: cleanup
In stpalan/SPTools: Provides a number of functions written by Stefan Palan.
cleanup R Documentation
cleanup
Description
Function which cleans up the GlobalEnv by removing all objects whose name commences with "t."
Usage
cleanup(pattern = "^t[.]")
Arguments
pattern
A character vector containing the RegEx patterns of the object names to remove. Make sure to surround names by "^...$" if you want to match the name exactly.
Examples
Instead of writing:
rm(list=ls(pattern="^t[.]"))
one can write
cleanup()
You can also expressly specify objects to clean up:
cleanup(c("^temp_var$","^x$"))
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cleanup
Description
Function which cleans up the GlobalEnv by removing all objects whose name commences with "t."
Usage
cleanup(pattern = "^t[.]")
Arguments
pattern |
A character vector containing the RegEx patterns of the object names to remove. Make sure to surround names by "^...$" if you want to match the name exactly. |
Examples
Instead of writing:
rm(list=ls(pattern="^t[.]"))
one can write
cleanup()
You can also expressly specify objects to clean up:
cleanup(c("^temp_var$","^x$"))
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