Ananda Mahto

Hi Tomaž. I know the typical idiom for scrambling letters in R involves `strsplit`. Here's another approach: use `charToRaw` and `rawToChar` instead. ```R # Helper function. Can also be placed...

``` funpaste

Functions to add

1

- [x] `move_me` - [x] `dist2df` - [x] `[.array` - [x] `[.ftable` - [x] `ftable2dt` - [ ] `dupe_thresh` - [x] `list_unlister` - [ ] `make_me_NA` - [ ] `na_last`...

Questions to update when V2 is out

1

- [ ] `char_mat`: https://stackoverflow.com/q/48888182/1270695

See: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33832085/replicate-entries-in-dataframe-in-r If `expandRows` were used on this, it would just return a factor vector.

What about cases like `collapseMe(c("a|b", "c"))`?

A few variables are created automatically with several functions. Would it be possible to provide a user option to supply a value to override the defaults?

As I am not the author of `LinearizeNestedList`, either contact author for inclusion in package, or find an alternative. The `LinearizeNestedList` function might be overkill for the purposes of `CBIND`.

Can [this binary version of awk](http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/gawk.htm) be plopped in somewhere and used for `fwf2csv`?

A logical argument for `droplevels` can be provided. This might make for a tidier `dput`, but I'm not sure what would break as a result.