try_att: TryCatch around RNetCDF::att.get.nc()
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try_att R Documentation
TryCatch around RNetCDF::att.get.nc()
Description
TryCatch around RNetCDF::att.get.nc()
Usage
try_att(nc, variable, attribute)
Arguments
nc
"NetCDF" object which points to the NetCDF dataset. Found with RNetCDF::open.nc.
variable
ID or name of the variable from which the attribute will be read, or "NC_GLOBAL" for a global attribute.
attribute
Attribute name or ID.
Value
Vector with a data type that depends on the NetCDF variable. For NetCDF variables of type NC_CHAR, the R type is either character or raw, as specified by argument rawchar. For NC_STRING, the R type is character. Numeric variables are read as double precision by default, but the smallest R type that exactly represents each external type is used if fitnum is TRUE.
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TryCatch around RNetCDF::att.get.nc()
Description
TryCatch around RNetCDF::att.get.nc()
Usage
try_att(nc, variable, attribute)
Arguments
nc |
"NetCDF" object which points to the NetCDF dataset. Found with RNetCDF::open.nc. |
variable |
ID or name of the variable from which the attribute will be read, or "NC_GLOBAL" for a global attribute. |
attribute |
Attribute name or ID. |
Value
Vector with a data type that depends on the NetCDF variable. For NetCDF variables of type NC_CHAR, the R type is either character or raw, as specified by argument rawchar. For NC_STRING, the R type is character. Numeric variables are read as double precision by default, but the smallest R type that exactly represents each external type is used if fitnum is TRUE.
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