write.TSD_collapse_string: Function used for collapsing string vectors, arrays or lists...

In arnejohannesholmin/TSD: Read and write in the Time Step Data (TSD) format

Function used for collapsing string vectors, arrays or lists to strings of length 1 at each time step (only used on elements of the data that are recognized as string type).

Description

Function used for collapsing string vectors, arrays or lists to strings of length 1 at each time step (only used on elements of the data that are recognized as string type).

Usage

write.TSD_collapse_string(y, numt, split_char = "\037", ts = "last")

Arguments

y	is a string vector to collapse into a single string with split_char filled in between the vector elements.
numt	is the number of time steps.
split_char	is a character used to split strings into vector elemens when restoring the vector.
ts	is a numeric vector specifying the rules for regarding the last dimensions of arrays as time: If the number of dimensions of an array is included in the set 'ts' the last dimension of that array is considered to be along time, so that if ts=3 and we wish to write an array of dimension [3, 4, 2], this array will be written as two [3, 4] arrays. 'ts' is utilized through seq_along(dim(x))[ts], so that if ts=-2 matrices are not regarded as having time along the second dimension.

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