Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Provides a convenient way to rename datasets, params, locations, and columns such that their usage with a mudata object remains consistent.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | rename.datasets(md, ..., apply_to = c("data", "locations", "params",
"datasets", "columns"), warn_missing = TRUE)
rename.params(md, ..., apply_to = c("data", "params"), warn_missing = TRUE)
rename.locations(md, ..., apply_to = c("data", "locations"),
warn_missing = TRUE)
## S3 method for class 'mudata'
rename.cols(.data, ..., apply_to = c("datasets", "locations",
"params", "data", "columns"), warn_missing = FALSE,
warn_duplicated = TRUE)
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md |
A mudata object |
... |
Key/value pairs in the form |
apply_to |
The tables which the rename operation should consider |
warn_missing |
Print a message if any old names are not actually present |
.data |
A mudata object |
warn_duplicated |
Print a message if any name appears more than once in x after the operation. |
A modified mudata object.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | data(kentvillegreenwood)
md2 <- rename.datasets(kentvillegreenwood, ecclimate="avalley")
validate.mudata(md2)
md2 <- rename.locations(kentvillegreenwood, "GREENWOOD A"="Greenwood")
validate.mudata(md2)
md2 <- rename.params(kentvillegreenwood, maxtemp="Maximum Temperature")
validate.mudata(md2)
md2 <- rename.cols(kentvillegreenwood, latitude="lat", longitude="lon")
validate.mudata(md2)
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