read.ecdb | R Documentation |
Read ecdb into data.frame. This can be accomplished by either specifying
the range of alpha,gamma
or the cartesian product of alpha,gamma
point by point, or both. If both are specified, it follows a similar logic as plot
how x,y
is scoped by xlim,ylim
.
## S3 method for class 'ecdb' read( object, alpha = NULL, gamma = NULL, alim = NULL, glim = NULL, cusp = 0, polar_ext = FALSE ) read( object, alpha = NULL, gamma = NULL, alim = NULL, glim = NULL, cusp = 0, polar_ext = FALSE ) ## S4 method for signature 'ecdb' read( object, alpha = NULL, gamma = NULL, alim = NULL, glim = NULL, cusp = 0, polar_ext = FALSE )
object |
an object of ecdb class |
alpha, gamma |
numeric vectors of points for cartesian product |
alim, glim |
length-two numeric vectors of min and max range |
cusp |
numeric. Type of cusp. Only 0 and 1 are allowed.
If cusp=1, read cusp data on the critical line.
Reading cusp data must be done from the |
polar_ext |
logical, for polar coordinate extension:
|
The data.frame from ECDATTR table.
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