read_param | R Documentation |
Read STICS model input parameters from a pre-existing STICS input
file. Generally used after calling set_usm()
.
read_param(dirpath = getwd(), param = NULL, ...)
read_ini(filepath = "ficini.txt")
read_general(filepath = "tempopar.sti")
read_tmp(filepath = "tempoparv6.sti")
read_plant(filepath = "ficplt1.txt", variety = NULL, max_variety = 30)
read_tec(
filepath = "fictec1.txt",
several_fert = T,
several_thin = T,
is_pasture = F
)
read_soil(filepath = "param.sol")
read_station(filepath = "station.txt")
read_usm(filepath = "new_travail.usm")
read_out_var(filepath = "var.mod")
dirpath |
Directory path |
param |
Parameter name. Optional, if not provided, the function return an object with all parameters |
... |
Helper to pass arguments from |
filepath |
File path |
variety |
Integer (index of the variety) or character (name of the variety) to filter by variety. |
max_variety |
Maximum number of variety authorized (this is only for STICS compatibility) |
several_fert |
Is there several fertilization in the USM ? |
several_thin |
Is there several thinning in the USM ? |
is_pasture |
Is the plant a pasture ? |
A list of all parameters:
ini |
Initialization parameters |
general |
General parameters |
tec |
Technical parameters |
plant |
Plant parameters |
soil |
Soil parameters |
station |
Station parameters |
output |
The output variables the user require from STICS |
The function can return several sub-lists for each plant
and tec
if mixed crops, numbered by usage
Users generally only use read_param
that identify parameters for
other functions and call them.
set_param()
.
## Not run:
# Read the interrow distance parameter:
library(sticRs)
read_param(param='interrang')
## End(Not run)
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