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Hi,
I'm using str_replace_all with a named vector of patterns and replacements, so that they're all applied to a single character vector.
str_replace_all
However, the ignore_case = TRUE argument seems to not have any effect:
ignore_case = TRUE
# patterns and replacement a <- c(apples = "fruit", pears = "fruit") # test strings test1 <- c("apples", "pears") test2 <- c("APPLES", "PEARS") # works; but doesn't need to ignore case stringr::str_replace_all(test1, stringr::regex(a, ignore_case = TRUE)) # doesn't work stringr::str_replace_all(test2, stringr::regex(a, ignore_case = TRUE))
Is the ignore_case argument not meant to work when using a named vector, or is there another way I should be calling this?
many thanks Alan
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Hi,
I'm using
str_replace_all
with a named vector of patterns and replacements, so that they're all applied to a single character vector.However, the
ignore_case = TRUE
argument seems to not have any effect:Is the ignore_case argument not meant to work when using a named vector, or is there another way I should be calling this?
many thanks
Alan
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: