cjpg_table()
or cjsg_table()
This function uses a list of regex to filter CJPG
and CJSG tables (only if they are of type "classes"
or
"subjects"
) more easily than with dplyr::select()
. For
details on how the matching occurs, see Matching.
browse_table(table, patterns)
table | Table returned by |
---|---|
patterns | A list containing (at most) 6 character vectors
of one or more regular expressions (applied from left to right
on |
The original table filtered according to patterns
For the matching to work properly, patterns
should be a list of at most 6 character vectors, each one
containing either one or a vector of regular expressions to
be applied from left to right on columns name0
to name5
(note that vectors are ORed and different elements are ANDed).
Example: If patterns
looks something like
list(c("ADM", "CRIMINAL"), "", "", "", "", "Recurso")
,
then we'll get back the rows where name0
contains "ADM"
or "CRIMINAL" and where name5
contains "Recurso".