midfieldr deprecated functions

These functions were deprecated in midfieldr 1.0.4.

Usage

add_completion_status(dframe, midfield_degree = degree)

add_data_sufficiency(dframe, midfield_term = term)

filter_cip(keep_text = NULL, drop_text = NULL, cip = NULL, select = NULL)

select_required(midfield_x, select_add = NULL)

add_timely_term(
  dframe,
  midfield_term = term,
  ...,
  sched_span = NULL,
  span = NULL
)

Arguments

dframe

Data frame or data frame extension (e.g., data.table or tibble)

midfield_degree

*degree* data frame

midfield_term

*term* data frame

keep_text

Deprecated filter_cip(). Character vector of search text to keep.

drop_text

Deprecated filter_cip(). Character vector of search text to drop.

cip

Deprecated filter_cip(). Data frame of programs to be searched.

select

Deprecated filter_cip(). Character vector of column names to select.

midfield_x

Deprecated select_required(). Data frame from which columns are selected.

select_add

Deprecated select_required(). Character vector of col_patterns to search dframe column names.

...

Not used for passing values; forces subsequent arguments to be referable only by name.

sched_span

Integer scalar

span

Integer scalar

Details

add_completion_status()

is deprecated in favor of completion_status(). Update midfieldr file names and argument names, dropping columns not used by the function, and preserving data frame class.

add_data_sufficiency()

is deprecated in favor of data_sufficiency(). Update midfieldr file names and argument names, dropping columns not used by the function, and preserving data frame class.

add_timely_term()

is deprecated in favor of timely_term(). Update midfieldr file names and argument names, dropping columns not used by the function, and preserving data frame class.

filter_cip()

is deprecated in favor of filter_programs(). The new function is similar but with the CIP data frame as the first argument, enabling chained functions like those encountered using dplyr and friends.

select_required()

is deprecated in favor of select_basic_cols(). The new functionality is similar but with exact matching to the default column names plus preserving data frame class.