I have two variables, key
and value
, and I want to add them as a key/value pair to a list:
我有两个变量,key和value,我想把它们作为key/value对添加到列表中:
key = "width"
value = 32
mylist = list()
mylist$key = value
The result is this:
结果是这样的:
mylist
# $key
# [1] 32
But I would like this instead:
但是我希望这样:
mylist
# $width
# [1] 32
How can I do this?
我该怎么做呢?
4 个解决方案
#1
61
R lists can be thought of as hashes- vectors of objects that can be accessed by name. Using this approach you can add a new entry to the list like so:
R列表可以被认为是可以通过名称访问的对象的哈希向量。使用此方法,您可以在列表中添加新的条目如下:
key <- "width"
value <- 32
mylist <- list()
mylist[[ key ]] <- value
Here we use the string stored in the variable key to access a position in the list much like using the value stored in a loop variable i to access a vector through:
在这里,我们使用存储在变量键中的字符串来访问列表中的位置,就像使用存储在循环变量i中的值来访问向量一样:
vector[ i ]
The result is:
其结果是:
myList
$width
[1] 32
#2
13
List elements in R can be named. So in your case just do
可以命名R中的列表元素。在你的例子中,只要做
> mylist = list()
> mylist$width = value
When R encounters this code
当R遇到这个代码
> l$somename=something
where l is a list. It appends to a list an element something, and names it with name somename. It is then can be accessed by using
其中l是一个列表。它将一个元素添加到列表中,并将其命名为somename。然后可以使用它来访问它。
> l[["somename"]]
or
或
> l$somename
The name can be changed with command names:
可以用命令名更改名称:
> names(l)[names(l)=="somename"] <- "othername"
Or if you now the position of the element in the list by:
或者,如果你现在是列表中元素的位置:
> names(l)[1] <- "someothername"
#3
7
The setNames()
built-in function makes it easy to create a hash from given key and value lists. (Thanks to Nick K for the better suggestion.)
setNames()内置函数可以方便地从给定的键和值列表创建散列。(感谢Nick K提出更好的建议。)
Usage: hh <- setNames(as.list(values), keys)
用法:hh <- setNames(as.list(值)、key)
Example:
例子:
players <- c("bob", "tom", "tim", "tony", "tiny", "hubert", "herbert")
rankings <- c(0.2027, 0.2187, 0.0378, 0.3334, 0.0161, 0.0555, 0.1357)
league <- setNames(as.list(rankings), players)
Then accessing the values through the keys is easy:
然后通过键访问值很容易:
league$bob [1] 0.2027 league$hubert [1] 0.0555
#4
0
We can use R's list data structure to store data in the form of key-value pair.
我们可以使用R的列表数据结构以键-值对的形式存储数据。
Syntax:
语法:
ObjectName<-list("key"= value)
ObjectName <附些(“关键”=价值)< p>
Example:
例子:
mylist<-list("width"=32)
mylist <附些(“宽度”= 32)< p>
also, refer example: "https://github.com/WinVector/zmPDSwR/blob/master/Statlog/GCDSteps.R"
同时,引用的例子:“https://github.com/WinVector/zmPDSwR/blob/master/Statlog/GCDSteps.R”
#1
61
R lists can be thought of as hashes- vectors of objects that can be accessed by name. Using this approach you can add a new entry to the list like so:
R列表可以被认为是可以通过名称访问的对象的哈希向量。使用此方法,您可以在列表中添加新的条目如下:
key <- "width"
value <- 32
mylist <- list()
mylist[[ key ]] <- value
Here we use the string stored in the variable key to access a position in the list much like using the value stored in a loop variable i to access a vector through:
在这里,我们使用存储在变量键中的字符串来访问列表中的位置,就像使用存储在循环变量i中的值来访问向量一样:
vector[ i ]
The result is:
其结果是:
myList
$width
[1] 32
#2
13
List elements in R can be named. So in your case just do
可以命名R中的列表元素。在你的例子中,只要做
> mylist = list()
> mylist$width = value
When R encounters this code
当R遇到这个代码
> l$somename=something
where l is a list. It appends to a list an element something, and names it with name somename. It is then can be accessed by using
其中l是一个列表。它将一个元素添加到列表中,并将其命名为somename。然后可以使用它来访问它。
> l[["somename"]]
or
或
> l$somename
The name can be changed with command names:
可以用命令名更改名称:
> names(l)[names(l)=="somename"] <- "othername"
Or if you now the position of the element in the list by:
或者,如果你现在是列表中元素的位置:
> names(l)[1] <- "someothername"
#3
7
The setNames()
built-in function makes it easy to create a hash from given key and value lists. (Thanks to Nick K for the better suggestion.)
setNames()内置函数可以方便地从给定的键和值列表创建散列。(感谢Nick K提出更好的建议。)
Usage: hh <- setNames(as.list(values), keys)
用法:hh <- setNames(as.list(值)、key)
Example:
例子:
players <- c("bob", "tom", "tim", "tony", "tiny", "hubert", "herbert")
rankings <- c(0.2027, 0.2187, 0.0378, 0.3334, 0.0161, 0.0555, 0.1357)
league <- setNames(as.list(rankings), players)
Then accessing the values through the keys is easy:
然后通过键访问值很容易:
league$bob [1] 0.2027 league$hubert [1] 0.0555
#4
0
We can use R's list data structure to store data in the form of key-value pair.
我们可以使用R的列表数据结构以键-值对的形式存储数据。
Syntax:
语法:
ObjectName<-list("key"= value)
ObjectName <附些(“关键”=价值)< p>
Example:
例子:
mylist<-list("width"=32)
mylist <附些(“宽度”= 32)< p>
also, refer example: "https://github.com/WinVector/zmPDSwR/blob/master/Statlog/GCDSteps.R"
同时,引用的例子:“https://github.com/WinVector/zmPDSwR/blob/master/Statlog/GCDSteps.R”