datastep(). For multiple values, use the v()
function.output() function to datastep.datastep().datastep() rename.%eq% operator from this
package, as it has been moved to the common package. A
dependency on common has been added to the
libr package so that the %eq% operator
will be loaded and available. However, it is still possible some changes
may be required to make the new location for the %eq%
operator work properly.datastep() to both input
and output dataset.libname() function
engines.datastep() function.datastep() function.lib_export() function to export a library to a
different directory and file format.dictionary() that was causing a warning
when there were no rows on the input data frame.dictionary() when encountering datetime
variable with multiple POSIX classes.dictionary() function that wasn’t showing
width attribute.datastep() when applying attributes to a
calculated variable.libname() and
lib_copy() functions to allow user to pass library names as
a variable.libname() function to
minimize console output if desired.dsarray() class to
handle data step arrays. This functionality allows iteration across a
list of variables inside a datastep().dsattr() class
to handle data step attributes. This functionality allows the user to
add attributes to datastep variables.datastep() where it was stripping column
attributes on Base R data frames.libname() and
lib_load() functions. The filter parameter allows the user
to specify which data from the library they want loaded into
memory.A package to create data libraries, data dictionaries, and the ability to perform a data step. The major functions are:
libname() function creates a data librarydictionary() function creates a data dictionarydatastep() function steps through data row-by-row%eq% allows comparison of any two R objects without
errorThe packages also contains a variety of functions to manipulate data
libraries: * lib_load(): Loads a library into the workspace
* lib_unload(): Unloads a library from the workspace *
lib_sync(): Synchronizes the workspace with the library
list * lib_write(): Writes library data to the file system
* lib_add(): Adds data to a library *
lib_replace(): Replaces data in a library *
lib_remove(): Removes data from a library *
lib_copy(): Copies a data library *
lib_delete(): Deletes a data library *
lib_info(): Returns a data frame of information about the
library * lib_path(): Returns the path of a data library *
lib_size(): Returns the size of the data library in bytes *
specs(): Create a collection of import specifications *
import_spec(): Define an import specification for a
file