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| % Generated by roxygen2: do not edit by hand | |
| % Please edit documentation in R/general.R | |
| \name{match_term} | |
| \alias{match_term} | |
| \title{Check for matching terms} | |
| \usage{ | |
| match_term(t1, t2, mode = "logic") | |
| } | |
| \arguments{ | |
| \item{t1}{character vector of length 1 or more. It should be a vector of gene variable.} | |
| \item{t2}{character vector of length 1 or more. It should be a vector of gene variables.} | |
| \item{mode}{character. Indicates the mode of action. Options: 'logic', 'unique'. Default to 'logic'.} | |
| } | |
| \description{ | |
| This function checks if the first term is found within a vector of terms. Return a logical value. | |
| It is smarter than simple string matching, e.g. match_term(v1s&v2s, v2s&v1s) == T, match_term(v1s, v1s&v2s) == T, match_term(v1s&v2s, v1s) == T. | |
| } | |