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detecting word boundary with regex in data frame in R

I have a data.frame named all that has a column of factors, these factors include "word","nonword" and some others. My goal is to select only the rows that have the factor value "word".

My solution grep("word",all[,5]) returns nothing.

How come word boundaries are not recognized?

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In R, you need two times :

grep("\bword\b", all[5])

Alternative solutions:

grep("^word$", all[5])

which(all[5] == "word")

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