I find R books to be helpful for beginners. There is a fairly
comprehensive list on the R web site, www.r-project.org.
Is this what you had in mind though? Without example code, it's hard
for me to tell exactly your situation.
test <- list(first = c("string1a", "string2a"), second = c("string1b",
"string2b"))
sapply(test, "[[", 1)
Best,
Erik Iverson
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> Is there an on-line source that explains index vectors? I used
> 'strsplit' to generate a lengthy list of pairs of character vectors.
> I only want the first of each pair. Brackets, double brackets, and
> '$' operator don't work [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
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