Reputation: 295
sample1 = read.csv("pirate.csv")
sample1[,7]
[1] >>xyz>>hello>>mate 1
[2] >>xyz>>hello>>mate 2
[3] >>xyz>>mate 3
[4] >>xyz>>mate 4
[5] >>xyz>>hello>>mate 5
[6] >>xyz>>hello>>mate 6
I have to extract and create an array which contains all the words after last >>
.
How to do this?
Also, How can I extract (a) o qwerty, (b) mate1 and (c) pirate1 in different variables from the following string
p= '>>xyz- o qwerty>>hello>>mate1>>sole pirate1'
Thanks
Upvotes: 22
Views: 52128
Reputation: 51592
x <- c('>>xyz>>hello>>mate 1', '>>xyz>>hello>>mate 2', '>>xyz>>mate 3', ' >>xyz>>mate 4' ,'>>xyz>>hello>>mate 5')
sub('.*>>', '', x)
#[1] "mate 1" "mate 2" "mate 3" "mate 4" "mate 5"
Upvotes: 33
Reputation: 10483
Assuming you already read that stuff into an R data frame, you can use stringr
package as follows:
library(stringr)
str_extract(df$mystring, '\\S+$')
For example, if you have string like this:
s <- '>>hello1>>hola1>>ahoy mate1'
You get:
str_extract(s, '\\S+$')
[1] "mate1"
Upvotes: 8