A wrapper for strsplit. Divides a column into
multiple columns by dividing the contents
Usage
split_column(
column_name,
separator = "_",
padding = NA,
keep_indices = NULL,
clean = TRUE,
...
)Arguments
- column_name
(character) The column name in the annotation_source split.
- separator
(character) A substring to split the column by. The default is
"_".- padding
(character, logical) A character string used to represent missing and zero length strings after splitting. The default is
NA.- keep_indices
(numeric, integer) The indices of columns to keep after splitting. If NULL then all columns are retained. The default is
NULL.- clean
(logical) Clean old columns. Allowed values are limited to the following:
"TRUE": The named columns are removed after being split."FALSE": The named columns are retained after being split.
The default is
TRUE.- ...
Additional slots and values passed to
struct_class.
Value
A split_column object with the following output
slots:
updated | (annotation_source) The annotation_source after splitting the column. |
Inheritance
A split_column object inherits the following struct classes:
[split_column] -> [model] -> [struct_class]
Examples
M = split_column( column_name = "V1", separator = "_", clean = FALSE,
padding = FALSE, keep_indices = numeric(0))