validate_objects: Validate input IDF data in terms of various aspects
In eplusr: A Toolkit for Using Whole Building Simulation Program 'EnergyPlus'

validate_objects

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Validate input IDF data in terms of various aspects

Description

Validate input IDF data in terms of various aspects

Usage

validate_objects(
  idd_env,
  idf_env,
  dt_object = NULL,
  dt_value = NULL,
  required_object = FALSE,
  unique_object = FALSE,
  unique_name = FALSE,
  extensible = FALSE,
  required_field = FALSE,
  auto_field = FALSE,
  type = FALSE,
  choice = FALSE,
  range = FALSE,
  reference = FALSE
)

Arguments

`idd_env`	An environment that contains IDD data
`idf_env`	An environment that contains IDF data
`dt_object`	A data.table that contains object data to validate. If `NULL`, the object data from `idf_env` will be used, which means to validate the whole IDF.
`dt_value`	A data.table that contains value data to validate. If `NULL`, the value data from `idf_env` will be used, which means to validate the whole IDF.
`required_object`	Whether to check if required objects are missing. This will only be applied when checking the whole IDF.
`unique_object`	Whether to check if there are multiple instances of unique object.
`unique_name`	Whether to check if there are objects having the same name in same class.
`extensible`	Whether to check if there are incomplete extensible.
`required_field`	Whether to check if there are missing value for required fields.
`auto_field`	Whether to check if there are non-autosizable or non-autocalculatable fields that are assigned "autosize" or "autocalculate".
`type`	Whether to check if there are input values whose type are not consistent with definitions in IDD.
`choice`	Whether to check if there are invalid choice values.
`range`	Whether to check if there are numeric values that are out of ranges specified in IDD.
`reference`	Whether to check if there are values that have invalid references.