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splitstackshape (version 1.4.0)

read.concat: Read Concatenated Character Vectors Into a data.frame

Description

Originally a helper function for the concat.split.compact function. This function has now been effectively replaced by cSplit.

Usage

read.concat(data, col.prefix, sep, ...)

Arguments

data
The input data.
col.prefix
The desired column prefix for the output data.frame.
sep
The character that acts as a delimiter.
...
Other arguments to pass to read.table.

Value

  • A data.frame

See Also

read.table

Examples

Run this code
vec <- c("a,b", "c,d,e", "f, g", "h, i, j,k")
splitstackshape:::read.concat(vec, "var", ",")

## More than 5 lines the same
## `read.table` would fail with this
vec <- c("12,51,34,17", "84,28,17,10", "11,43,28,15",
"80,26,17,91", "10,41,25,13", "97,35,23,12,13")
splitstackshape:::read.concat(vec, "var", ",")

rm(vec)

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