splitByPattern: Splits a single character string by pattern
Description
Splits a single character string by pattern. The main difference compared to strsplit
()
is that this method also returns the part of the string that matched
the pattern. Also, it only takes a single character string.Usage
## S3 method for class 'default}(str, pattern, ...)':
splitByPatternundefined
- str
{A single character
string to be split.}
- pattern
{A regular expression character
string.}
- ...
{Not used.}
Returns a named character
vector
with names equal to "TRUE"
if element is a pattern part and "FALSE"
otherwise.
rspCode <- "Hello <%="world"%>%="world"%>"
rspParts <- splitByPattern(rspCode, pattern="<%.*%>")
cat(rspCode, "
")
print(rspParts)%.*%>
[object Object]
Compare to strsplit
().
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