read_fort_factory: read fort files and apply a name structure
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
read fort files and apply a name structure
Usage
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read_fort_factory(basepath, .fort, .names = c("ITERATION", "ID", "TIME", "F",
"DV", "CL", "V"))
Arguments
basepath
base directory
.fort
fortran file name
.names
column names
Examples
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## Not run:
read_fort51 <- read_fort_factory("../modeling", "fort.51")
read_fort51(last_est_dir("run001"))
read_fort51("run001_est_01")
## End(Not run)
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
read fort files and apply a name structure
Usage
1 2 | read_fort_factory(basepath, .fort, .names = c("ITERATION", "ID", "TIME", "F",
"DV", "CL", "V"))
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Arguments
basepath |
base directory |
.fort |
fortran file name |
.names |
column names |
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 | ## Not run:
read_fort51 <- read_fort_factory("../modeling", "fort.51")
read_fort51(last_est_dir("run001"))
read_fort51("run001_est_01")
## End(Not run)
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