multipleLineValues: Helper function: multipleLineValues
In KWB-R/kwb.vs2dh: Interface to VS2DH
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Writes one vector for values in multiple lines
that beginn in FORTRAN "in the next line" (e.g. DELZ, DXR)
Usage
1
2
multipleLineValues(parName = "DELZ", data, patternNameCol = "parNames",
startLineOffset = 1, toNumeric = TRUE)
Arguments
parName
e.g. "PLTIM", "DELZ" or "DXR"
data
as retrieved by prepareImport()
patternNameCol
for pattern like "/B25" use: "txt", for para names
use "paraNames", (Default: "txt") -> used by function: filterLines()
startLineOffset
offset of starting line: 0 (if parName is in same row
as parVal, 1 if parVal is one row after parName), -> used by function: filterLines()
toNumeric
If TRUE result is converted to numeric (Default: TRUE)
Value
List with one vector of multiple lines values for each parameter
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Writes one vector for values in multiple lines that beginn in FORTRAN "in the next line" (e.g. DELZ, DXR)
Usage
1 2 | multipleLineValues(parName = "DELZ", data, patternNameCol = "parNames",
startLineOffset = 1, toNumeric = TRUE)
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Arguments
parName |
e.g. "PLTIM", "DELZ" or "DXR" |
data |
as retrieved by prepareImport() |
patternNameCol |
for pattern like "/B25" use: "txt", for para names use "paraNames", (Default: "txt") -> used by function: filterLines() |
startLineOffset |
offset of starting line: 0 (if parName is in same row as parVal, 1 if parVal is one row after parName), -> used by function: filterLines() |
toNumeric |
If TRUE result is converted to numeric (Default: TRUE) |
Value
List with one vector of multiple lines values for each parameter
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