Open chris-english opened 6 months ago
Could you be more specific in what you are asking for? the parse function does recognize numbers with letters already
dialrs::phone_parse("+1 1 800 FLOWERS",format = "International")
#> "+1 18003569377"
are you looking for something like this (not implemented atm)
dialrs::phone_has_letters("+1 1 800 FLOWERS)"
#> TRUE
dialrs::phone_has_letters("+1 1 800 123456)"
#> FALSE
(arrived here from your chronos post)
https://github.com/scumdogsteev/phonenumber/blob/master/R/letterToNumber.R to bring to light numbers represented by letters perhaps with an
else
on any(stringr::str_detect('1-800-FLOWERS', LETTERS)) [1] TRUEI've made much much less headway on Rust and R, yet yesterday the US White House urged transition to memory safe base code, and one thinks Rust rather than Ruby. I'm a historian and code dabbler, but my history view says that nearly every problem in programming has been solved before...I'll go back to updating my Rust and try again.