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> [mailto:r-help-boun...@r-project.org] On Behalf Of Worik R
> Sent: Sunday, February 28, 2010 9:37 PM
> To: r-help
> Subject: Re: [R] Expanding a data structure
>
> > change <- c(NA, diff(q1$..1))
> > will be 1 when ..1 goes from FALSE
> > to TRUE, -1 for TRUE to FALSE, 0 for no change, and NA
> > for the first element. You may find it convenient to
> > change that NA to something else or to not deal with
> > the first element after computing the diff.
> >
> >
> This is very helpful, I did not know about the notation V$..1
>
> I can find no documentation for it, but it works.
There are lots of ways to refer to the column
of a rectangular dataset.
I took the name "..1" from the printed column
name in your dataset
I have a xts object with logical data .
> tail(q1)
..1
2010-02-19 TRUE
2010-02-22 FALSE
2010-02-23 FALSE
2010-02-24 FALSE
2010-02-25 FALSE
2010-02-26 FALSE
For data.frame and, I assume, xts objects the syntax
object$columnName
refers to the column of the dataset with that name.
You can also use
object[["columnName"]]
If you don't know the name you can use
object[[1]]
to mean the first column.
You can also use matrix notation (2 subscripts)
for selecting a column from a data.frame:
object[,1]
or
object[,"columnName"]
Note that object[2] or object["columnName"] return
data.frames containing the desired column, not the
column itself.
>
> cheers
> Worik
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