In attempting to answer a question earlier, I ran into a problem that seemed like it should be simple, but I couldn\'t figure out.
If I have a list of dataframes:
In your definition, df.list
does not have names, however, even then the deparse substitute idiom does not appear to work easilty (as lapply
calls .Internal(lapply(X, FUN))
-- you would have to look at the source to see if the object name was available and how to get it
Something like
names(df.list) <- paste('df', 1:3, sep = '')
foo <- function(n, .list){
.list[[n]]$id <- n
.list[[n]]
}
a x id
1 1 0.8204213 a
2 2 -0.8881671 a
3 3 1.2880816 a
4 1 -2.2766111 b
5 2 0.3912521 b
6 3 -1.3963381 b
7 1 -1.8057246 c
8 2 0.5862760 c
9 3 0.5605867 c