dsApplyInPairs.GenericDataFileSet: Applies a function to each pair of file in two file sets

In R.filesets: Easy Handling of and Access to Files Organized in Structured Directories

Applies a function to each pair of file in two file sets

Description

Applies a function to each pair of file in two file sets.

Usage

## S3 method for class 'GenericDataFileSet'
dsApplyInPairs(ds1, ds2, FUN, ..., args=list(), skip=FALSE, verbose=FALSE,
  .parallel=NULL, .control=NULL)

Arguments

ds, ds1, ds2	GenericDataFileSet:s.
FUN	A function.
...	Arguments passed to FUN.
args	(optional) A named list of additional arguments passed to FUN.
skip	If TRUE, already processed files are skipped.
verbose	See Verbose.

Details

WARNING: dsApplyInPairs() is defunct; instead use future.apply::future_mapply().

Value

Returns a list.

Author(s)

Henrik Bengtsson

Examples

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# Setting up a file set
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path <- system.file(package="R.filesets")
ds <- GenericDataFileSet$byPath(path)


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# Get the size of each file
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sizes <- lapply(ds, FUN=getFileSize)
str(sizes)


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