Reputation: 45
I have multiple df in the global environment that follow this pattern
dfA.1
dfA.2
.
.
.
dfA.n
and
dfB.1
dfB.2
.
.
.
dfB.n
I need to apply a function to each pair of dfA and dfB:
repeat {
A <- dfA.n
B <- dfB.n
command(A, B), verbose = TRUE))
}
How do I create a loop to call the df pairs one by one so that the command applies to each pair of df (e.g. dfA.1 dfB.1) and then move on to the next?
Thank you for your help. I don't even know where to start.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 37
Reputation: 389335
Use ls
with pattern
to get all the objects from global environment that follow a specific pattern. Use mget
to get them in a list and with Map
you can apply a function to each pair of variables.
Map(function(A, B) {apply the function here}, mget(ls(pattern = 'dfA')),
mget(ls(pattern = 'dfB')))
Upvotes: 3