Per default, strsplit() returns a list, with each entry holding the
vector of splits of the initial string(s). This function is a simple wrapper
that casts unlist() upon the returned list to produce a concatenated
character vector consisting of the single split elements.
Usage
unlistStrsplit(x, split, ...)
Arguments
x
A character vector with elements to be split.
split
A character vector used for splitting, see strsplit().
## 1st examplex <- "This is a test."unlistStrsplit(x, " ")
## 2nd example; note that 'split' defaults to 'whitespace'x2 <- "This is a 2nd test."unlistStrsplit(c(x, x2))