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\name{strsplit}\title{Split the Strings in a Vector}\usage{strsplit(x,split)}\alias{strsplit}\description{Split the Strings in \code{x} into substrings according to thepresence of substring \code{split} within them.}\arguments{\item{x}{character vector, to be split.}\item{split}{character string, to use as "split".If \code{split} has length 0, \code{x} is split into single characters.If \code{split} is a vector, it is re-cycled along \code{x}.}}\value{A list of length \code{length(x)} the \code{i}-th element ofwhich contains the vector of splits of \code{x[i]}.}\seealso{\code{\link{paste}} for the reverse,\code{\link{grep}} and \code{\link{sub}} for string search andmanipulation; further \code{\link{nchar}}, \code{\link{substr}}.}\examples{noquote(strsplit("A text I want to display with spaces", NULL)[[1]])x <- c("asfef","qwerty","yuiop[","b","stuff.blah.yech")# split x on the letter estrsplit(x,"e")}\keyword{character}