list_sort {listr}R Documentation

Sort a list.

Description

Sort a list.

Usage

list_sort(in_list, sort_fun, descending = FALSE, use_na = "drop")

Arguments

in_list

The list to work on.

sort_fun

The function to sort the list by.

descending

Boolean, if TRUE items will be sorted in descending order.

use_na

String, one of 'drop', 'first' or 'last'.

Details

The list will be sorted according to the return value of 'sort_fun'. The function must return a numeric value that will then be used to order the list items.

If the function returns 'NA' the sorting will depend on the string specified to 'use_missing'. The default is to drop these values, but they can optionally be put first or last in the sorted list.

If the sorting function returns 'NA' for some items and 'use_na' is 'first' or 'last' then the order of the 'NA' items will most likely be the same as in 'in_list' (but this cannot be guaranteed). The same is true for ties.

Value

A list, 'in_list' sorted according to 'sort_fun'.

Examples

my_list <- list(data.frame(x = 1:10),
                data.frame(x = 1:5, y = rnorm(5)),
                data.frame(x = 1:20, y = rnorm(20), z = LETTERS[1:20]))
list_sort(my_list, nrow)
list_sort(my_list, function(x) sum(x$x), descending = TRUE)

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