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An infix operator for paste0()

Source: R/operators.R
grapes-p-grapes.Rd

This function provides an infix operator for the paste0 function to concatenate strings. The operator will concatenate a vector of one or more values. The functionality is identical to paste0(), but more convenient to use in some situations.

Usage

x %p% y

Arguments

x

A value for the left side of the paste infix operator.

y

A value for the right side of the paste infix operator.

Value

The concatenated or pasted value. No spaces will be inserted in between the values to paste. If a vector of values is supplied, a vector of pasted values will be returned.

See also

Other operators: %eq%(), %ge%(), %gt%(), %le%(), %lt%(), %ne%()

Examples

# Paste together two strings
str <- "Hello" %p% "World"
str
#> [1] "HelloWorld"
# [1] "HelloWorld"

# Paste together number and string
str <- 100 %p% " Kittens"
str
#> [1] "100 Kittens"
# [1] "100 Kittens"

# Paste together two vectors
v1 <- c("A", "B", "C")
v2 <- c(1, 2, 3)
str <- v1 %p% v2
str
#> [1] "A1" "B2" "C3"
# [1] "A1" "B2" "C3"