copyGSpatial: Make a copy of an object in GRASS

In adamlilith/fasterRaster: Faster Raster and Spatial Vector Processing Using 'GRASS GIS'

Make a copy of an object in GRASS

Description

Create a copy of a GRaster or GVector in GRASS. This function is used internally and is of little use to most users. This only creates a copy of the object in the GRASS session–to make a GRaster or GVector, .makeGRaster() or .makeGVector() need to be called after making the copy. Note that if the object is multi-layered, then a copy is made of each layer.

Usage

## S4 method for signature 'GRaster'
.copyGSpatial(x, reshapeRegion = TRUE)

## S4 method for signature 'GVector'
.copyGSpatial(x)

## S4 method for signature 'character'
.copyGSpatial(x, type = NULL, topo = NULL, reshapeRegion = TRUE)

.copyGRaster(x, topo = "2D", reshapeRegion = TRUE)

.copyGVector(x)

Arguments

x	A GVector or the sources() name of one.
reshapeRegion	Logical. If TRUE, x must be a GRaster.
type	Character or NULL (default): Either "raster" or "vector". If a character, there must be one per value in x. If NULL, will attempt to auto-detect (takes longer).
topo	"2D" or "3D"

Value

Character vector representing the sources() names of the copied object(s), plus makes a copy of the given object(s) in GRASS.

sources() names of copied rasters.

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