str_elem

string

An integer. Negative indexing is allowed as in
<code><a rd-options="stringr:str_sub" href="/link/stringr%3A%3Astr_sub()?package=filesstrings&version=3.0.0&to=stringr%3Astr_sub" data-mini-rdoc="stringr:str_sub::stringr::str_sub()">stringr::str_sub()</a></code>.

index

See <code><a rd-options="strex:str_elem" href="/link/strex%3A%3Astr_elem()?package=filesstrings&version=3.0.0&to=strex%3Astr_elem" data-mini-rdoc="strex:str_elem::strex::str_elem()">strex::str_elem()</a></code>.

This started out as a package for file and string manipulation.
Since then, the 'fs' and 'strex' packages emerged, offering functionality
previously given by this package (but it's done better in these new ones).
Those packages have hence almost pushed 'filesstrings' into extinction.
However, it still has a small number of unique, handy file manipulation
functions which can be seen in the vignette.
One example is a function to remove spaces from all file names in a
directory.

Rory Nolan

filesstrings

Handy File and String Manipulation

Sergi Padilla-Parra

str_elem function

An integer. Negative indexing is allowed as in
<code><a rd-options='stringr:str_sub' href='stringr::str_sub()'>stringr::str_sub()</a></code>.

See <code><a rd-options='strex:str_elem' href='strex::str_elem()'>strex::str_elem()</a></code>.

str_elem: Extract a single character from a string, using its index.

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