clean_targets: Cleans drake targets

In MatthewHeun/SEAPSUTWorkflow: Functions and Workflows for Primary-Final-Useful Societal Exergy Analysis Within the PSUT Framework

Cleans drake targets

Description

It is often helpful to clean only a few targets. This function allows specified targets to be cleaned. By default, this function cleans all targets after IEAData, according to the list PFUWorkflow::target_names.

Usage

clean_targets(
  to_clean = PFUWorkflow::target_names[seq(which(PFUWorkflow::target_names ==
    first_target), which(PFUWorkflow::target_names == last_target))],
  first_target = "CEDAData",
  last_target = PFUWorkflow::target_names[[length(PFUWorkflow::target_names)]],
  path = NULL
)

Arguments

to_clean	A vector of target name strings to be cleaned. Default is all target names from "CEDAData" to the end of PFUWorkflow::target_names.
first_target	The string name of the first target to clean. Default is "CEDAData".
last_target	The string name of the last target to clean. Default is the last target in the workflow.
path	The path to the drake cache. Default is NULL, meaning that drake should look in the ".drake" folder for cache information.

Value

Nothing. This function should be called for its side effect of precision cleaning the drake cache.

MatthewHeun/SEAPSUTWorkflow documentation built on April 22, 2022, 2:21 p.m.