cleanup_run_dir_images: Clean up individual image files in run directories after HTML...
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View source: R/utils-zip-cleanup.R
cleanup_run_dir_images R Documentation
Clean up individual image files in run directories after HTML generation
Description
Removes PNG and JPG files from the root of source/figures/run-xx directories
after all HTML reports have been generated. This cleans up loose image files
that may have been created during report generation.
Usage
cleanup_run_dir_images(report_path, eye_suffix = NULL, verbose = FALSE)
Arguments
report_path
Path to the report directory containing source/figures/
eye_suffix
Optional eye suffix for binocular data
verbose
Whether to print verbose output
Value
Invisibly returns TRUE if cleanup was successful, FALSE otherwise
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View source: R/utils-zip-cleanup.R
| cleanup_run_dir_images | R Documentation |
Clean up individual image files in run directories after HTML generation
Description
Removes PNG and JPG files from the root of source/figures/run-xx directories after all HTML reports have been generated. This cleans up loose image files that may have been created during report generation.
Usage
cleanup_run_dir_images(report_path, eye_suffix = NULL, verbose = FALSE)
Arguments
report_path |
Path to the report directory containing source/figures/ |
eye_suffix |
Optional eye suffix for binocular data |
verbose |
Whether to print verbose output |
Value
Invisibly returns TRUE if cleanup was successful, FALSE otherwise
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