spec0.1.9 package

A Data Specification Format and Interface

as.spec.character

Coerce to Specification from Character

as.spec.data.frame

Coerce to Spec from Data Frame

as.spec

Coerce to Spec

as.vector.spec

Coerce to Vector from Spec.

codes.spec

Extract Codes from Specification

decodes.spec

Extract Decodes from Specification

dot-guide.default

Make Default Guide

dot-guide.factor

Make Factor Guide

dot-guide.integer

Make Integer Guide

dot-guide.numeric

Make Numeric Guide

dot-guide

Make Guide

dot-label.default

Make Default Label

dot-label

Make Label

dot-required.default

Make Default Required

dot-required

Make Required

dot-type.default

Make Default Type

dot-type.numeric

Make Numeric Type

dot-type

Make Type

dot-type.timepoint

Make Timepoint Type

encoded.spec

Checks whether a Specification is Encoded

grapes-matches-grapes-.character

Check Whether Character matches y

grapes-matches-grapes-.data.frame

Check Whether Data Frame matches Spec

grapes-matches-grapes-.spec

Check Whether Spec matches Dataset

grapes-matches-grapes

Check Whether x and y Match

guidetext

Extract Text from Guide

guidetext.spec

Extract Text from Guide Column of Specification

labels.spec

Extract Labels from Specification

print.spec

Print Spec

read.spec

Read Specification from File

respecify.character

Respecify Character

respecify

Respecify Something

respecify.spec

Respecify Specification

specification.comment

Make a Specification for a Comment

specification.data.frame

Make a Specification for a Data Frame

specification.default

Make a Specification by Default

specification

Make a Specification

specify.character

Specify Character

specify.data.frame

Specify Data Frame

specify

Specify Something

write.spec

Write Specification to Storage

Creates a data specification that describes the columns of a table (data.frame). Provides methods to read, write, and update the specification. Checks whether a table matches its specification. See specification.data.frame(),read.spec(), write.spec(), as.csv.spec(), respecify.character(), and %matches%.data.frame().

  • Maintainer: Tim Bergsma
  • License: GPL-3
  • Last published: 2024-02-18