Make compound words into a single word — txt

Replace text using rule based proper name. Given a text and the proper name connectors (`connectors()`), it returns the text with its proper names as one single word, with underscore biding them. For example, the text "John Does lives in New York in United States of America" becomes "John_Does lives in New_York in United_States_of_America."

Usage

txt_subst(txt, connect = connectors("all"), sw = "", underscore = TRUE)

Arguments

txt: the input text
connect: type of connectors
sw: the stopwords
underscore: default TRUE

Examples

t <- txt_subst("John Does lives in New York in United States of America.")
t
#> [1] "John_Does lives in New_York in United_States_of_America."
strsplit(t, " ")
#> [[1]]
#> [1] "John_Does"                 "lives"                    
#> [3] "in"                        "New_York"                 
#> [5] "in"                        "United_States_of_America."
#>