Access or modify the content or metadata of R objects.
content(x)
content(x) <- value
meta(x, tag = NULL, ...)
meta(x, tag = NULL, ...) <- valueMethods for meta() should return a named or empty list of
tag/value pairs if no tag is given (default), or the value for the
given tag.
an R object.
a suitable R object.
a character string or NULL (default), indicating to
return the single metadata value for the given tag, or all metadata
tag/value pairs.
arguments to be passed to or from methods.
These are generic functions, with no default methods.
Often, classed R objects (e.g., those representing text documents in
packages NLP and tm) contain information that can be
grouped into “content”, metadata and other components, where
content can be arbitrary, and metadata are collections of tag/value
pairs represented as named or empty lists. The content() and
meta() getters and setters aim at providing a consistent
high-level interface to the respective information (abstracting from
how classes internally represent the information).
TextDocument for basic information on the text document
infrastructure employed by package NLP.