strshift: grab the first (or z'th) element(s) of x after splitting it...
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strshift R Documentation
grab the first (or z'th) element(s) of x after splitting it on y
unlike Perl or C versions, this function does not modify x behind the scenes
Description
grab the first (or z'th) element(s) of x after splitting it on y
unlike Perl or C versions, this function does not modify x behind the scenes
Usage
strshift(x, y = " ", z = 1)
Arguments
x
a string
y
a split character (default is " ")
z
which element(s) to retrieve (default is 1)
Value
the element(s) [z] produced by splitting basename(x) on y
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grab the first (or z'th) element(s) of x after splitting it on y unlike Perl or C versions, this function does not modify x behind the scenes
Description
grab the first (or z'th) element(s) of x after splitting it on y unlike Perl or C versions, this function does not modify x behind the scenes
Usage
strshift(x, y = " ", z = 1)
Arguments
x |
a string |
y |
a split character (default is " ") |
z |
which element(s) to retrieve (default is 1) |
Value
the element(s) [z] produced by splitting basename(x) on y
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