gn_parse_tidy {rgnparser}

gn_parse_tidy

Description

extract names using gnparser into a tidy tibble

Usage

gn_parse_tidy(
  x,
  threads = 1,
  batch_size = NULL,
  cultivar = FALSE,
  capitalize = FALSE,
  diaereses = FALSE,
  ignore_tags = FALSE
)

Arguments

x

(character) vector of scientific names. required

threads

(integer/numeric) number of threads to run for parallel processing. Setting to NULL will use all threads available. default: 1

batch_size

(integer/numeric) maximum number of names in a batch send for processing. default: NULL

cultivar

(logical) adds support for botanical cultivars like ⁠Sarracenia flava 'Maxima'⁠ and graft-chimaeras like + Crataegomespilus. default: FALSE

capitalize

(logical) capitalizes the first letter of name-strings. default: FALSE

diaereses

(logical) preserves diaereses within names, e.g. ⁠Leptochloöpsis virgata⁠. The stemmed canonical name will be generated without diaereses. default: FALSE

ignore_tags

(logical) ignore HTML entities and tags when parsing. default: FALSE

Details

This function focuses on a data.frame result that's easy to munge downstream - note that this function does not do additional details as does gn_parse().

Value

a data.frame

Examples

trys <- function(x) try(x, silent=TRUE)
if (interactive()) {
x <- c("Quadrella steyermarkii (Standl.) Iltis & Cornejo",
  "Parus major Linnaeus, 1788", "Helianthus annuus var. texanus")
trys(gn_parse_tidy(x))
}