You can do that with ls and the pattern= argument.  For example,

ls(pattern = "my")

finds all objects with my anywhere in the name.  See ?ls

Andrew White <andrew_white <at> hmsa.com> writes:

: 
: In S-plus I have depended upon a simple extended ls() function developed by 
John wallace called lsx()
: 
: Reason: lsx() allows me to search for object names in my local workspace 
matching an unquoted character string.
: Since I forget all the function names or data object names I have added, I 
can quickly find any/all names
: matching any specified string.
: 
: BUT: the lsx() function when installed (successfully, no errors reported) in 
R does not work in R.  
: Why ? Can it be fixed so it can work?
: 
: Code is below:
: ---------------------------
: lsx<-function(pattern, pos = 1, wild = T, long = F, mode = "function")
: {
:       #   lsx = extended listing: pattern match on quoted string, incl 
wildcards
:       #
:       #   LS-eXtended (saved as ls3.s): list objects all or matching 
<pattern>
:       #   DATE WRITTEN:  February 1995      LAST REVISED:   15 August 1995
:       #   AUTHOR:  John R. Wallace (jw <at> u.washington.edu)
:       #
:       if(!missing(pattern)) {
:               if(!is.character(substitute(pattern, frame = sys.nframe())))
:                       pattern <- deparse(substitute(pattern, frame = 
sys.nframe()))
:               if(wild)
:                       pattern <- paste("*", pattern,"*", sep = "")
:               if(!(substring(as.character(version)[1], 2, 4) == "WIN"))
:                       pattern <- pat2grep(pattern)
:               if(long)
:                       print(out <- objects.summary(objects(pos, pat = 
pattern), where = pos))
:               else print(out <- objects(pos, pat = pattern), q = F)
:       }
:       else {
:               if(long)
:                       print(out <- objects.summary(where = pos, mode = mode))
:               else {
:                       if(substring(as.character(version)[1], 2, 4) == "WIN") 
{
:                               pattern <- "[!.]*"
:                               print(out <- objects(pos, pat = pattern), q = 
F)
:                       }
:                       else {
:                               all <- objects(pos)
:                               print(out <- all[!match(all, objects(pos, pat 
= "^\\."),no = 0)], q = F)
:                       }
:               }
:       }
:       invisible(out)
: }
: 
: ---------------------------
: 
: Andy White
: Andrew N. White, Ph.D. - Manager Research Unit
: Financial Reporting & Medical Economics Dept.
: Hawaii Medical Service Association
: - Blue Cross Blue Shield of Hawaii
: An Independent Licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association -
: 818 Keeaumoku Street, Honolulu, HI 96814
: Ph. 808-948-5344 - Email: andrew_white <at> hmsa.com
: 
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