magpie_expand: magpie_expand

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magpie_expand

Description

Expands a MAgPIE object based on a reference

Usage

magpie_expand(x, ref)

Arguments

x	MAgPIE object that should be expanded
ref	MAgPIE object that serves as a reference

Details

Expansion means here that the dimensions of x are expanded accordingly to ref. Please note that this is really only about expansion. In the case that one dimension of ref is smaller than of x nothing happens with this dimension. At the moment magpie_expand is only internally available in the magclass library

You can influence the verbosity of this function by setting the option "magclass.verbosity". By default verbosity is set to 1 which means that only warnings are returned. Setting verbosity to 2 means that warnings as well as additional notes are returned. This is done by options(verbosity.level=2)

With version 5 of the package magpie_expand has been updated to a newer version (currently 2.1) and since version 6 this is the only currently supported version. To switch to the old setup you have to install magclass in a version < 6 and set options(magclass_expand_version=1).

By default expansion is based on the elements in a dimension ignoring the set name of the dimension. To expand based on set names instead of contents (recommended) you can switch options(magclass_setMatching=TRUE). Please be careful with this setting as it alters the behavior of magclass objects quite significantly! For more information have a look at vignette("magclass-expansion").

Value

An expanded version of x.

Author(s)

Jan Philipp Dietrich

See Also

as.magpie, options

Examples

a <- new.magpie(c("AFR", "CPA"), "y1995", c("m", "n"))
b <- new.magpie("GLO", "y1995", c("bla", "blub"))
magpie_expand(b, a)
options(magclass.verbosity = 2)
magpie_expand(b, a)

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