View source: R/ReadIgorBinary.R
read.pxp | R Documentation |
Note that PXP files are only partially documented so some contents cannot be parsed (e.g. image data). This function currently reads data records (Igor waves and variables), history, procedures, recreation macros and plain text notebooks. Formatted notebooks cannot be read.
read.pxp(
pxpfile,
regex,
ReturnTimeSeries = FALSE,
Verbose = FALSE,
StructureOnly = FALSE,
ExtractText = FALSE,
IgorPlatform = NULL,
...
)
pxpfile |
character vector naming a PXP file or an R connection. |
regex |
if |
ReturnTimeSeries |
if |
Verbose |
whether to print information to console during loading (numeric values are also allowed 0=none, 1=basic, 2=all). |
StructureOnly |
(TODO) if |
ExtractText |
whether to extract procedures, recreation macros, history
and plain text notebooks ( |
IgorPlatform |
OS on which Igor file was saved (windows or macintosh). |
... |
optional parameters passed to read.ibw. |
IgorPlatform
will determine in which encoding text is read
(WINDOWS-1252 for windows and macintosh for macintosh). Unique abbreviations
are acceptable. Defaults to "windows"
on Windows, "macintosh"
otherwise. Note that Igor Pro 5.5 added a PlatformRecord to the PXP file
format which is used to determine the file's platform of origin when
available. Since this is information straight from the horse's mouth it will
override the IgorPlatform
argument.
A list containing all the individual waves or variables in the PXP file.
jefferis
Other igor-io:
WaveToTimeSeries()
,
read.ibw()
r=read.pxp(system.file("igor","testexpt.pxp",package="IgorR"))
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