Currently the script below is splitting a combined item code into a specific item codes.
rule2 <- c("MR")
df_1 <- test[grep(paste("^",rule2,sep="",collapse = "|"),test$Name.y),]
SpaceName_1 <- function(s){
num <- str_extract(s,"[0-9]+")
if(nchar(num) >3){
former <- substring(s, 1, 4)
latter <- strsplit(substring(s,5,nchar(s)),"")
latter <- unlist(latter)
return(paste(former,latter,sep = "",collapse = ","))
}
else{
return (s)
}
}
df_1$Name.y <- sapply(df_1$Name.y, SpaceName_1)
Example, Combined item code: Room 324-326 is splitting into MR324 MR325 MR326.
However for this particular Combined item code: Room 309-311 is splitting into MR309 MR300 MR301.
How should I amend the script to give me MR309 MR310 MR311?
You can try something along these lines:
range <- "324-326"
x <- as.numeric(unlist(strsplit(range, split="-")))
paste0("MR", seq(x[1], x[2]))
[1] "MR324" "MR325" "MR326"
I assume that you can obtain the numerical room sequence by some means, and then use the snippet I gave you above.
If your combined item codes always have the form Room xxx-yyy
, then you can extract the range using gsub
:
range <- gsub("Room ", "", "Room 324-326")
If your item codes were in a vector called codes
, then you could obtain a vector of ranges using:
ranges <- sapply(codes, function(x) gsub("Room ", "", x))
We can also evaluate the string after replacing the -
with :
and then paste
the prefix "MR".
paste0("MR", eval(parse(text=sub("\\S+\\s+(\\d+)-(\\d+)", "\\1:\\2", range))))
#[1] "MR324" "MR325" "MR326"
Wrap it as a function for convenience
fChange <- function(prefixStr, RangeStr){
paste0(prefixStr, eval(parse(text=sub("\\S+\\s+(\\d+)-(\\d+)",
"\\1:\\2", RangeStr))))
}
fChange("MR", range)
fChange("MR", range1)
#[1] "MR309" "MR310" "MR311"
For multiple elements, just loop over and apply the function
sapply(c(range, range1), fChange, prefixStr = "MR")
range <- "Room 324-326"
range1 <- "Room 309-311"
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