load_module_timing: Functions for loading data. Load module timing information...

In marcpaterno/artsupport: Analysis of art Program Performance Data

Description

Open the specified TimeTracker database file, and read the module-by-module, event-by-event timing information. If lbl is non-NULL, the returned dataframe will contain a column named lbl, containing the user-supplied label. The intent is that this label allows many such dataframes, each with a distinct label, to be concatenated with dplyr::rbind_rows or rbind, and used for comparitive analysis.

Usage

load_module_timing(filename, lbl = NULL, include_source = FALSE)

Arguments

filename	The name of the TimeTracker database file to open.
lbl	The label to be applied to each row in the dataframe. Default is NULL, in which cade no label is added.
include_source	if TRUE, the timing for the source module is included

Value

a dataframe

Examples

## Not run: 
d1 <- load_module_timing("woof/timing.db", "woof")
d2 <- load_module_timing("lsd6/timing.db", "lsd6")
d3 = rbind(d1, d2)

## End(Not run)

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