#' @title Remove Space In Beginning of NAME and SPECIE Rows
#' @author André Vidas Olsen
#' @description Auxiliary function that removes the first letter in NAME and
#' SPECIE, if the word begins with a [SPACE]. It is used since, by experience,
#' some rows begins with a space for these two columns which can results in
#' errors.
#' @param data data formatted by the use of the mergeDataSet function from
#' LipidQ.
#' @param userSpecifiedColnames the column names template file containing user
#' specified column names for the input data. This file
#' @return data set
rmSpaceInBeginning <- function(data, userSpecifiedColnames = NULL){
# get colnames for data
dataColnames <- checkColnames(userSpecifiedColnames)
test_SUM_and_SPECIE_COMPOSITION_exists <- tryCatch(
{
data[,dataColnames$SUM_COMPOSITION]
data[,dataColnames$SPECIE_COMPOSITION]
},
error=function(cond){
message(paste0("ERROR: PROBLEMS WITH COLUMN NAMES! Please check that ",
dataColnames$SUM_COMPOSITION, " and ", dataColnames$SPECIE_COMPOSITION,
" exists in all input data sets"))
message("")
message("")
message("")
message("Original R error message:")
message(cond)
}
)
# for each row, check if either the NAME or SPECIE column begins with a
# [SPACE] and remove this [SPACE] if true.
data[,dataColnames$SUM_COMPOSITION] <- ifelse(substring(data[,
dataColnames$SUM_COMPOSITION],1,1) == " ", substring(data[,
dataColnames$SUM_COMPOSITION], 2), data[, dataColnames$SUM_COMPOSITION])
data[, dataColnames$SPECIE_COMPOSITION] <-
ifelse(substring(data[, dataColnames$SPECIE_COMPOSITION],1,1) == " ",
substring(data[, dataColnames$SPECIE_COMPOSITION], 2),
data[, dataColnames$SPECIE_COMPOSITION])
return(data)
}
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