nitric | General-purpose data processing library | AWS library

Supposed you have your addToTable method which takes a query and a name then you can do the following:

As commented, your earlier search returns an empty data frame since the searched term is part of the larger strings in the character column, GO_NAME. Therefore, instead of == or%in% operators which expects whole word matches, consider grep to search string patterns within larger string:

Try this tidyverse solution with ggtext. This would imply having the labels in a dataframe similar as those in the vector. Then joining them and using the new added variable which contains the labels inside the facet option. After that you can format the strip text to be of the class element_markdown(). Here the code:

The problem stemmed from the inclusion of test_cell inside the forms meta field.

Showing the alert using the code below worked for me. You can insert carriage-return/line feeds using the \r\n sequence like this:

We can use

(1) reorder_within() function to reorder term within tissue facets.

Haleemur Ali correctly points out that the original file—whose README purports it to comprise "UTF-8 encoded tab-delimited flat files which can be imported into any database"—is in fact not tab-separated, which may be my editor's fault. It works once I fix that.

To get your desired matches, you need to use a nongreedy quantifiers, i.e. replace .+ with .+?, in your regex:

You need parameter skipinitialspace: