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String processing is fairly straightforward in Julia. You might write a function that takes an input and output filename as follows:

Would this help? See comments within code.

As a general rule Bioconductor questions will get a lot more (relevant) attention on the Bioconductor support site link here. However, I can attempt to give a few pointers. The error you are getting is because your coldata is a list instead of a DataFrame object.

The issue here is caused by changes being made to your component's state during rendering.

You should avoid setting component state directly during a components render() function (this is happening when you call filter() during your component's render() function).

Instead, consider updating the state of your component only as needed (ie when the inputValue prop changes). The recommended way to update state when prop values change is via the getDerivedStateFromProps() component life cycle hook.

Here's an example of how you could make use of this hook for your component:

A similar question has been answered here, but since that question's title (and accepted answer) do not make the obvious link, I will show you how this applies to your question specifically. I'll also provide additional detail below to implement your own basic stemmer using wildcards for the suffixes.

The simplest way to do this is by using a custom dictionary where the keys are your stems, and the values are the inflected forms. You can then use tokens_lookup() with the exclusive = FALSE, capkeys = FALSE options to convert the inflected terms into their stems.

Note that I have modified your example a little to simplify it, and to correct what I think were mistakes.

I have done the similar problem by joing same table's max dates and key to get the latest snap shot, one example is added here, same can be used with all tables.