I have made a function to search words which have two vowels together. The function give me the vowels together (for example: ee, ou), but I need the complete word (tree, four).
lt <- c("tree", "four", "hello", "play")
vowel <- function(x) {
a<- regexpr(pattern = "[aeiou]{2}", x)
regmatches(x, a)
}
vowel(lt)
# [1] "ee" "ou"
Thank you in advance
CodePudding user response:
We can simply use grepl
which in my opinion is more user friendly.
vowel <- function(x)
{
a<- grepl("[aeiou]{2}", x)
x[a]
}
vowel(lt)
[1] "tree" "four"
CodePudding user response:
Another way is to replace
[aeiou]{2}
with
\w*[aeiou]{2}\w*
to include the letters before and after the double vowel in the word.
CodePudding user response:
Here is solution with stringr
:
library(stringr)
lt[str_count(lt, '[^aeiou]') ==2]
[1] "tree" "four"