colobus | nntp server , written in perl , that provides access | Development Tools library
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colobus is an nntp server, written in perl, that provides access to mail archives in the ezmlm archive format. basic installation instructions can be found in the install file. the license (mit-style) can be found in the license file. it uses the dbi perl module to maintain the overview database, so you'll need to install that and the relevant dbd driver (only mysql has been tested) if they aren't already installed. it uses the mail::address perl module (from mailtools) to parse mail addresses and make them presentable to news clients (which have a stricter requirement for the format of the from: header). it implements all of rfc 977 (although it will always returns an empty result for 'newnews' commands). it also ignores the 'distributions' parameters on the 'newnews' and 'newgroups'
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From one of my previous questions (Creating adjacency matrix with dirty dataset), I was able to clean nearly all of my data. Thank you, you brilliant coders. However, as I am trying to learn how the "playground" works, I continue to run into a comma issue.
Dataset originally looks like -
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-09 at 16:25The issue lies with your dictionary. Use tidyverse as shown below:
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This is the second time I am posting this question having deleted the first due to lack of reproducibility.
I referenced previously answered questions (Creating Adjacency Matrix and Social Network Graph, Creating adjacency matrix from raw data for centrality, Clean one column from long and big data set) but am struggling between the data cleaning and then creating the matrix.
Here is part of the df I am working from -
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Answered 2022-Jan-29 at 08:08Using strsplit()
and toString()
. Just use a regular expression like '(?<=\\w{2})\\/|,\\s'
that covers all cases. Enjoy the playground*.
*Note that only single escapes \
are required there, while double escapes \\
are required in R.
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