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@ -11,8 +11,9 @@ The following functions are implemented:
- `bare_combine`: Turn a selection of comma-separated bare strings into a - `base::combine`: statement
- `bare_rename`: Turn a selection of comma-separated bare strings into a `dplyr::rename` statement
- `join_rows`: Join `cr`/`lf`-separated selected rows of text into a single space-separated row
### More Info
### Bare Rename
The RStudio Addins menu selection "Bare Rename" will take a text selection and make it into `dplyr::rename()` statement For example:
@ -28,6 +29,8 @@ will be converted to:
**NOTE**: not all backtick-edge cases are handled (yet).
### Bare Combine
Similarly, the RStudio Addins menu selection "Bare Combine" will take a text selection and make it into a `c()` statement. For example:
a,b c,d,e f
@ -42,6 +45,8 @@ will be converted to:
**NOTE**: not all double-quote edge cases are handled (yet).
### Join Rows
Finally, unless I'm missing something, RStudio doesn't have a "join rows" option, so you can use the RStudio Addins menu selection "Join Rows" to do just that. So:
a

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@ -7,8 +7,9 @@ The following functions are implemented:
- `bare_combine`: Turn a selection of comma-separated bare strings into a - `base::combine`: statement
- `bare_rename`: Turn a selection of comma-separated bare strings into a `dplyr::rename` statement
- `join_rows`: Join `cr`/`lf`-separated selected rows of text into a single space-separated row
### More Info
### Bare Rename
The RStudio Addins menu selection "Bare Rename" will take a text selection and make it into `dplyr::rename()` statement For example:
@ -24,6 +25,8 @@ will be converted to:
**NOTE**: not all backtick-edge cases are handled (yet).
### Bare Combine
Similarly, the RStudio Addins menu selection "Bare Combine" will take a text selection and make it into a `c()` statement. For example:
a,b c,d,e f
@ -38,6 +41,8 @@ will be converted to:
**NOTE**: not all double-quote edge cases are handled (yet).
### Join Rows
Finally, unless I'm missing something, RStudio doesn't have a "join rows" option, so you can use the RStudio Addins menu selection "Join Rows" to do just that. So:
a

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