GridXYAdjust: Adjust "grid XY"
In AndyPL22/rFUSION: Tools for calling FUSION commands in R
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
The gridxy argument, can be used to define the extent of rasters output by several FUSION functions.
However, when FUSION functions are run from the command line, the centre of the outmost cells will
align with the coordinates supplied by gridxy. When GridXYAdjust is set to TRUE
(which it is by default), an automatic adjustment will be made so that the OUTER EDGE of the cells
aligns with the coordinates instead. This applies to all FUSION functions using the gridxy argument.
Usage
1
GridXYAdjust(value = NULL)
Arguments
value
logical. If set to TRUE, all values used as inputs for the gridxy argument will
be adjusted before being passed to the FUSION command line functions, in order for the output raster's edges
to align with gridxy.
Value
If no input is given, the current value of the rFUSION.grixyAdjust global option is returned
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
The gridxy argument, can be used to define the extent of rasters output by several FUSION functions.
However, when FUSION functions are run from the command line, the centre of the outmost cells will
align with the coordinates supplied by gridxy. When GridXYAdjust is set to TRUE
(which it is by default), an automatic adjustment will be made so that the OUTER EDGE of the cells
aligns with the coordinates instead. This applies to all FUSION functions using the gridxy argument.
Usage
1 | GridXYAdjust(value = NULL)
|
Arguments
value |
logical. If set to TRUE, all values used as inputs for the |
Value
If no input is given, the current value of the rFUSION.grixyAdjust global option is returned
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