view_photos: Browse photo queries in your default browser.
In ecoengine: Programmatic Interface to the Web Service Methods Provided by UC Berkeley's Natural History Data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
View source: R/ee_browse_photos.R
Description
Browse photo queries in your default browser.
Usage
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view_photos(input = NULL, output = NULL, browse = TRUE)
Arguments
input
Input, usually output from a call to ee_photos
output
Path and file name for output file. If NULL, a temp file is used.
browse
Browse file in your default browse immediately after file creation.
If FALSE, the file is written, but not opened.
Examples
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# view_photos(ee_photos())
# Pictures of racoons
# view_photos(ee_photos(scientific_name = "Procyon lotor", quiet = TRUE))
# or the California Condor
# view_photos(ee_photos(scientific_name = "Gymnogyps californianus", quiet = TRUE))
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
View source: R/ee_browse_photos.R
Description
Browse photo queries in your default browser.
Usage
1 | view_photos(input = NULL, output = NULL, browse = TRUE)
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Arguments
input |
Input, usually output from a call to |
output |
Path and file name for output file. If NULL, a temp file is used. |
browse |
Browse file in your default browse immediately after file creation.
If |
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 | # view_photos(ee_photos())
# Pictures of racoons
# view_photos(ee_photos(scientific_name = "Procyon lotor", quiet = TRUE))
# or the California Condor
# view_photos(ee_photos(scientific_name = "Gymnogyps californianus", quiet = TRUE))
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