dir_order: Order a vector of files based on their manipulation time.
In iantaylor-NOAA/Lingcod_2021: Estimate the Status of Lingcod off the US West Coast in 2021
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Order a vector of files based on their manipulation time.
Description
Requires that you run someone's full script and not just update a single
figure because then the manipulation time will be off.
Usage
dir_order(..., grep)
Arguments
...
The creation of a file path using ... where you can
provide a single value or you can give individual sections of a path.
This will be the directory that is searched.
grep
A regular expression you want to search for in the
directory.
Value
A vector of file names that are in order from the time that
the files were manipulated.
Author(s)
Kelli F. Johnson
Examples
dir_order("tables", grep = "-|_")
dir_order(c("tables", "figures"), grep = "cpuewa")
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| dir_order | R Documentation |
Order a vector of files based on their manipulation time.
Description
Requires that you run someone's full script and not just update a single figure because then the manipulation time will be off.
Usage
dir_order(..., grep)
Arguments
... |
The creation of a file path using |
grep |
A regular expression you want to search for in the directory. |
Value
A vector of file names that are in order from the time that the files were manipulated.
Author(s)
Kelli F. Johnson
Examples
dir_order("tables", grep = "-|_")
dir_order(c("tables", "figures"), grep = "cpuewa")
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