pattern match.stri_trim_both(str, pattern = "^WHITE_SPACE")stri_trim_left(str, pattern = "^WHITE_SPACE")
stri_trim_right(str, pattern = "^WHITE_SPACE")
stri_trim(str, side = c("both", "left", "right"), pattern = "^WHITE_SPACE")
^WHITE_SPACE`stri_trim only]; defaults
to "both"str and pattern.stri_trim is a convenience function, which
dispatches control to stri_trim_*. Unless you are
very lazy, do not use it: it is slower.
Contrary to many other string processing libraries, our
trimming functions are quite general. A character class,
given by pattern, may be adjusted to suit your needs
(most often you will use the default value or a negation of
some character class, i.e. with ^ at the beginning).
With these functions you may very quickly extract data,
which in some cases require using regular expressions. E.g.
you may get "23.5" out of "total of 23.5
bitcoins".
For trimming whitespaces, please note the difference
between Unicode binary property `WHITE_SPACE` (more
general) and general character category `Z`, see
stringi-search-charclass
stri_count_charclass;
stri_detect_charclass;
stri_extract_all_charclass,
stri_extract_all_charclass,
stri_extract_first_charclass,
stri_extract_first_charclass,
stri_extract_last_charclass,
stri_extract_last_charclass;
stri_locate_all_charclass,
stri_locate_all_charclass,
stri_locate_first_charclass,
stri_locate_first_charclass,
stri_locate_last_charclass,
stri_locate_last_charclass;
stri_replace_all_charclass,
stri_replace_all_charclass,
stri_replace_first_charclass,
stri_replace_first_charclass,
stri_replace_last_charclass,
stri_replace_last_charclass;
stri_split_charclass,
stri_split_charclass;
stringi-search-charclass;
stringi-searchstri_trim_left("aaa")
stri_trim_right("rexamine.com/", "^P")
stri_trim_both("Total of 23.5 bitcoins. ", "N")
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