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str_split()
and
str_split()
fixed to match update in version 0.1.1.str_split()
and str_split_fixed()
now
return a result with a trailing empty string (""
) when the
end of string
matches pattern
. This matches
the behavior of stringr::str_split()
and differs from
base::strsplit()
(#16).regex()
str_c()
str_count()
str_dup()
str_length()
and str_width()
str_pad()
str_replace_na()
str_split()
and str_split_fixed()
str_starts()
and str_ends()
str_trim()
and str_squish()
str_detect()
, str_subset()
and
str_which()
gain the negate
argument.str_extract_all()
gains the simplify
argument.stringstatic
functions now have documentation.stringr
equivalents.%||%
. This helps improve the portability of
stringstatic
functions. As a result, %||%
has
been removed.str_remove()
and str_remove_all()
have
been refactored to no longer rely on str_replace()
and
str_replace_all()
. This improves their portability.str_subset()
has been refactored to no longer rely on
str_which()
. This improves its portability.stringstatic
functions are now exported. They can
be run interactively by loading the stringstatic
package.
Using staticimports
remains the recommended way to use
stringstatic
functions in your own package.stringstatic
functions are now type consistent.
Previously, functions may have returned different types for zero-length
inputs than for non-zero-length inputs.fixed(ignore_case = TRUE)
would not
actually ignore case.%||%
is no longer exported by
stringstatic
. It is available in
staticimports
.str_match()
str_detect()
str_extract()
str_extract_all()
str_replace()
str_replace_all()
str_remove()
str_remove_all()
str_subset()
str_which()
fixed()
%||%
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