I want to create a function that interprets the arguments one inputs in it as a vector of characters that afterwards its applied as names for the list. Something like this:
list_with_names<-function(...){
b<-list(...)
names(b)<-c(as.character(substitute(...)))
return(b)
}
Also have tried this:
list_with_names<-function(...){
b<-c(...)
x1<-0
for (a in b) {
x1<-x1 1
a[x1]<-c(as.character(substitute(...)))
}
names(b)<-c(a)
return(b)
}
however it just reads the first argument.
CodePudding user response:
Consider using dplyr::lst
list_with_names<-function(...){
dplyr::lst(...)
}
and test as
list_with_names("hello", "hello")
$`"hello"`
[1] "hello"
$`"hello"`
[1] "hello"