Utility Functions for numeric operator selection

Can be used in filters ("where") for operator selection. If none is selected, operator always defaults to `eq()`. The functions bellow are valid for the corresponding inputs ComparableInt64OperationFilterInput and ComparableNullableOfInt32OperationFilterInput.

Usage

eq(value_set)

neq(value_set)

inbetw(value_set)

ninbetw(value_set)

gt(value_set)

ngt(value_set)

gte(value_set)

ngte(value_set)

lt(value_set)

nlt(value_set)

lte(value_set)

nlte(value_set)

Arguments

value_set

the parameter set for the operator

Value

a list with a single named element (operator name) to be handed over to the filter.

Details

Also see the susoop_num selector list, which allows you, to just select the function from a named list.

Functions

• eq(): equal

• neq(): not equal

• inbetw(): inbetween (requires numeric vector with upper and lower bound, i.e. c(1, 5))

• ninbetw(): not inbetween (requires numeric vector with upper and lower bound, i.e. c(1,5))

• gt(): greater than

• ngt(): not greater than

• gte(): greater than or equal

• ngte(): not greater than or equal

• lt(): lower than

• nlt(): not lower than

• lte(): lower than or equal

• nlte(): not lower than or equal

Examples

# set filter equal to 0
eq(0)
#> $eq
#> [1] 0
#> 

# set filter to a value from 0 to 5
inbetw(c(0, 5))
#> $`in`
#> [1] 0 5
#>