How to make the following code more concise, so as not to repeat the if
statement three times?
txtA <- "text A"
txtB <- "text B"
txtC <- "text C"
section <- "B"
# How to make the following code in a more programmatic manner?
if (section == "A") txtA <- tolower(txtA)
if (section == "B") txtB <- tolower(txtB)
if (section == "C") txtC <- tolower(txtC)
I don't expect a simple dplyr::case_when
but something that also does the txtXX <- tolower(txtXX)
more general.
CodePudding user response:
Not sure, if I got your goal correct and you simply want to get rid of the explicit if statements? I would suggest collecting all 'paragraphs' in a single object first for easier handling.
all_txt <- list(
A = "text A",
B = "text B",
C = "text C"
)
section <- 'B'
all_txt[[section]] <- tolower(all_txt[[section]])
all_txt