I have the following vector:
X <- c("mama.log", "papa.log", "mimo.png", "mentor.log")
How do I retrieve another vector that only contains elements starting with "m" and ending开发者_如何学Python with ".log"?
you can use grepl with regular expression:
X[grepl("^m.*\\.log", X)]
Try this:
grep("^m.*[.]log$", X, value = TRUE)
## [1] "mama.log" "mentor.log"
A variation of this is to use a glob rather than a regular expression:
grep(glob2rx("m*.log"), X, value = TRUE)
## [1] "mama.log" "mentor.log"
The documentation on the stringr package says:
str_subset()is a wrapper aroundx[str_detect(x, pattern)], and is equivalent togrep(pattern, x, value = TRUE).str_which()is a wrapper aroundwhich(str_detect(x, pattern)), and is equivalent togrep(pattern, x).
So, in your case, the more elegant way to accomplish your task using tidyverse instead of base R is as following.
library(tidyverse)
c("mama.log", "papa.log", "mimo.png", "mentor.log") %>%
str_subset(pattern = "^m.*\\.log")
which produces the output:
[1] "mama.log" "mentor.log"
Using pipes...
library(tidyverse)
c("mama.log", "papa.log", "mimo.png", "mentor.log") %>%
.[grepl("^m.*\\.log$", .)]
[1] "mama.log" "mentor.log"
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