Hi
Your question is rather cryptic. Why the output shall be 3? What has
unique count to do with match function?
Maybe you want something what is described in switch help.
See
?switch
Regards
Petr
>
> Hi
>
> My code looks like this
>
> I have two parameters x and par1. X contains values and par1 contains
the
> function which i required to use
>
> if par1 is max then output should be max(x).
>
> FUN <- match.fun(par1)
> result=FUN(x)
>
> Is it possible to incorporate the unique count of x within this code
>
> eg
>
> x=("a","b","a","c") . The output should be 3
>
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> Arun
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