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str_C.expand.grid: RUtilities: String Paste Combined with expand.grid

Description

String paste combined with expand.grid

Usage

str_C.expand.grid(xlist , indices=NULL)

Arguments

xlist
A list of character vectors
indices
Optional vector of indices to be permuted in xlist

Value

  • A character vector

Examples

Run this code
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# EXAMPLE 1: Some toy examples
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x1 <- list( c("a","b" ) , c("t", "r","v") ) 
str_C.expand.grid( x1 )
  ##   [1] "at" "bt" "ar" "br" "av" "bv"

x1 <- list( c("a","b" ) , paste0("_" , 1:4 ) , c("t", "r","v") ) 
str_C.expand.grid( x1 , indices=c(2,1,3) )
  ##    [1] "_1at" "_1bt" "_2at" "_2bt" "_3at" "_3bt" "_4at" "_4bt" "_1ar" "_1br"
  ##   [11] "_2ar" "_2br" "_3ar" "_3br" "_4ar" "_4br" "_1av" "_1bv" "_2av" "_2bv"
  ##   [21] "_3av" "_3bv" "_4av" "_4bv"

##***************************************************************************
## The function 'str_C.expand.grid' is currently defined as
function( xlist , indices=NULL ){
     xeg <- expand.grid( xlist)
     if ( ! is.null(indices) ){	xeg <- xeg[ , indices ]}
     apply( xeg , 1 , FUN = function(vv){ paste0( vv , collapse="") } )
		}
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