wbt_init | R Documentation |
wbt_init()
: Check if a suitable 'WhiteboxTools' executable is present. Search default path in package directory or set it manually with exe_path
.
wbt_options()
: Get/set package options
whitebox.exe_path
- character. Path to executable file. The default value is the package installation directory, subdirectory "WBT"
, followed by whitebox_tools.exe
or whitebox_tools
. Set the whitebox.exe_path
option using wbt_init()
exe_path
argument
whitebox.wd
- character. Path to WhiteboxTools working directory. Used as --wd
argument for tools that support it when wd
is not specified elsewhere.
whitebox.verbose
- logical. Should standard output from calls to executable be cat()
out for readability? When whitebox.verbose=FALSE
no output is produced. Set the value of whitebox.verbose
with wbt_verbose()
verbose
argument. Default is result of interactive()
if R package options are unset.
whitebox.compress_rasters
- logical. Should raster output from WhiteboxTools be compressed? Default: NULL
uses existing WhiteboxTools settings. Set the value of whitebox.compress_rasters
with wbt_compress_rasters()
compress_rasters
argument.
whitebox.max_procs
- integer. Maximum number of processes for tools that run in parallel or partially parallelize. Default: -1
uses all of the available cores.
wbt_exe_path()
: Get the file path of the 'WhiteboxTools' executable.
wbt_runner_path()
: Get the file path of the 'WhiteboxTools Runner' executable.
wbt_default_path()
: Get the default file path of the 'WhiteboxTools' executable.
wbt_data_dir()
: Get the directory where 'WhiteboxTools' data are stored.
wbt_wd()
: Get or set the 'WhiteboxTools' working directory. Default: ""
(unset) is your R working directory if no other options are set.
wbt_verbose()
: Check verbose options for 'WhiteboxTools'
wbt_compress_rasters()
: Check raster compression option for 'WhiteboxTools'. Default behavior is based on WhiteboxTools settings.json, package options (if set). Raster compression settings can be overridden in any wbt_*()
function call by passing the compress_rasters
argument directly.
wbt_max_procs()
: Check maximum number of processes for for tools that run in parallel or partially parallelize. Default: -1
uses all of the available cores.
wbt_init(
exe_path = wbt_exe_path(shell_quote = FALSE),
...,
check_version = TRUE
)
wbt_options(
exe_path = NULL,
wd = NULL,
verbose = NULL,
compress_rasters = NULL,
max_procs = NULL
)
wbt_exe_path(exe_path = NULL, shell_quote = TRUE)
wbt_runner_path(shell_quote = TRUE)
wbt_default_path()
wbt_data_dir()
wbt_wd(wd = NULL)
wbt_verbose(verbose = NULL)
wbt_compress_rasters(compress_rasters = NULL)
wbt_max_procs(max_procs = NULL)
exe_path |
Optional: User-supplied path to 'WhiteboxTools' executable. Default: |
... |
additional arguments to |
check_version |
Check version of 'WhiteboxTools' installed against version R package was built for? Default: |
wd |
character; Default: |
verbose |
logical. Default: |
compress_rasters |
logical. Default: |
max_procs |
Default: |
shell_quote |
Return |
wbt_exe_path()
: Checks system environment variable R_WHITEBOX_EXE_PATH
and package option whitebox.exe_path
. Set your desired path with either Sys.setenv(R_WHITEBOX_EXE_PATH = "C:/path/to/whitebox_tools.exe")
or options(whitebox.exe_path = "C:/path/to/whitebox_tools.exe")
. The default, backwards-compatible path is returned by wbt_default_path()
wbt_runner_path()
: Returns a path to 'WhiteboxTools Runner' including a platform-specific executable (with or without .exe extension)
wbt_default_path()
: Returns a path to 'WhiteboxTools' executable including a platform-specific executable (with or without .exe extension)
wbt_data_dir()
: Uses platform-specific user data directory from tools::R_user_dir(package = "whitebox", which = "data")
on R 4.0+. On R<4 returns the original default find.package("whitebox")
.
wbt_wd()
: Before you set the working directory in a session the default output will be in your current R working directory unless otherwise specified. You can change working directory at any time by setting the wd
argument to wbt_wd()
and running a tool. Note that once you have set a working directory, the directory needs to be set somewhere to "replace" the old value; just dropping the flag will not change the working directory back to the R working directory. To "unset" the option in the R package you can use wbt_wd("")
which removes the --wd
flag from commands and sets the working_directory
value in the WhiteboxTools settings.json to ""
.
wbt_init()
: logical; TRUE
if binary file is found at exe_path
wbt_options()
: an invisible list containing current whitebox.exe_path
, whitebox.verbose
, whitebox.compress_rasters
, and whitebox.max_procs
options
Returns the file path of 'WhiteboxTools' executable.
wbt_wd()
: character; when working directory is unset, will not add --wd=
arguments to calls and should be the same as using getwd()
. See Details.
wbt_verbose()
: logical; returns the result of option "whitebox.verbose_mode"
, if unset defaults to result of interactive()
.
wbt_compress_rasters()
: logical; returns the result of option "whitebox.compress_rasters"
, if unset defaults to NA
.
wbt_max_procs()
: integer; defaults to NA_integer_
install_whitebox()
whitebox
## Not run:
## wbt_init():
# set path to binary as an argument
# wbt_init(exe_path = "not/a/valid/path/whitebox_tools.exe")
## End(Not run)
## Not run:
## wbt_options():
# set multiple options (e.g. exe_path and verbose) with wbt_options()
wbt_options(exe_path = "not/a/valid/path/whitebox_tools.exe", verbose = TRUE)
## End(Not run)
## Not run:
wbt_exe_path()
## End(Not run)
## Not run:
## wbt_wd():
# no working directory set
wbt_wd(wd = "")
# set WBT working directory to R working directory
wbt_wd(wd = getwd())
## End(Not run)
## Not run:
## wbt_verbose():
wbt_verbose(verbose = TRUE)
## End(Not run)
## Not run:
## wbt_compress_rasters():
wbt_compress_rasters(compress_rasters = TRUE)
## End(Not run)
## Not run:
## wbt_max_procs():
wbt_max_procs(max_procs = 2)
## End(Not run)
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