sidfex.checkfileformat: Check SIDFEx Forecast Format
In helgegoessling/SIDFEx: Tools for the Sea Ice Drift Forecast Experiment (SIDFEx)
sidfex.checkfileformat R Documentation
Check SIDFEx Forecast Format
Description
Check if one or more files comply with the SIDFEx conventions.
Usage
sidfex.checkfileformat(filepathnames)
Arguments
filepathnames
a character or character vector specifying the file(s) path(s) and name(s) to check. If a directory is provided, all files in that directory are checked.
Details
This function can be used to check forecast files before submitting them to SIDFEx (see details on submission procedure at http://www.polarprediction.net/yopp-activities/sidfex/). The same function is used automatically by the SIDFEx system to check any incoming files. Works both for incoming (raw) files and processed files.
Value
In case of a single file, either the character 'No file format violations found.' or one or more characters expressing what type of violations are found.
Author(s)
Helge Goessling
See Also
sidfex.download.fcst, sidfex.read.fcst, sidfex.write.fcst
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| sidfex.checkfileformat | R Documentation |
Check SIDFEx Forecast Format
Description
Check if one or more files comply with the SIDFEx conventions.
Usage
sidfex.checkfileformat(filepathnames)
Arguments
filepathnames |
a character or character vector specifying the file(s) path(s) and name(s) to check. If a directory is provided, all files in that directory are checked. |
Details
This function can be used to check forecast files before submitting them to SIDFEx (see details on submission procedure at http://www.polarprediction.net/yopp-activities/sidfex/). The same function is used automatically by the SIDFEx system to check any incoming files. Works both for incoming (raw) files and processed files.
Value
In case of a single file, either the character 'No file format violations found.' or one or more characters expressing what type of violations are found.
Author(s)
Helge Goessling
See Also
sidfex.download.fcst, sidfex.read.fcst, sidfex.write.fcst
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