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Need equivalent of scoped select/rename helpers #4771

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hadley opened this issue Jan 17, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by #4923
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Need equivalent of scoped select/rename helpers #4771

hadley opened this issue Jan 17, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by #4923
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hadley commented Jan 17, 2020

Since across() doesn't help with this problem.

Maybe select() and rename() could gain a .transform argument that would be applied to the variable names?
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hadley commented Feb 16, 2020

Would be nice if df %>% rename_if("Count of (.*?) [Ff]emales", "\\1 count") could work (i.e. special case string inputs so that you could reuse regexp groups in the output).

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hadley commented Feb 22, 2020

Maybe rename_with() as a name?

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Implement rename_with()
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Fixes #4771
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Implement rename_with() (#4923)
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Fixes #4771
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