Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
View source: R/f0.rbsb1.code.r
returns a vector character of the names from a character string
generated by form3liste
. For the moment, sep cannot be an
empty string.
1 | form3etsil(cara, none="-.-", OPA="{", CPA="}", opa="(", cpa=")", sep="+")
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cara |
Character to be considered. |
none |
idem as in form3liste. |
OPA |
idem as in form3liste. |
CPA |
idem as in form3liste. |
opa |
idem as in form3liste. |
cpa |
idem as in form3liste. |
sep |
idem as in form3liste. |
Of course, it is implicitely supposed that the inversion is
unambiguous.
The syntax (consistent use of the parentheses and
separators) is checked: an error is issued when not correct.
Important: the possible \n added by form3liste
is not taken
into account and must be removed before calling this function.
A character vector
1 2 3 | rbsb3k("RESET"); # needed only for R checking, to be forgotten
uu <- form3liste(letters[1:4]);
form3etsil(uu);
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