Current problem:
Currently, pm_prep() replaces forward-slashes with the string "at" in all addresses, even though this logic seems intended for intersection-types only.
Desired solution:
Suppress the forward-slash replacement logic for "street"-type addresses.
reprex:
As shown below, the address "10/20 Main Street" gets changed to "10 at 20 Main Street":
library(postmastr)
df <- data.frame(my.address = "10/20 Main Street, Seattle, Washington")
df_ident <- pm_identify(df,
var="my.address",
locale="us")
df_min <- pm_prep(df_ident,
var="my.address",
type = "street")
str(df_min)
#> tibble [1 × 2] (S3: tbl_df/tbl/data.frame)
#> $ pm.uid : int 1
#> $ pm.address: chr "10 at 20 Main Street Seattle Washington"
Describe alternatives you've considered
None, I have to admit.
Current problem: Currently, pm_prep() replaces forward-slashes with the string "at" in all addresses, even though this logic seems intended for intersection-types only.
Desired solution: Suppress the forward-slash replacement logic for "street"-type addresses.
reprex: As shown below, the address "10/20 Main Street" gets changed to "10 at 20 Main Street":
Describe alternatives you've considered None, I have to admit.