run_tcl <- function(region, indir, hemisphere, outdir, verbose = TRUE){
labfile <- paste0(indir, "/", hemisphere, "_", region, ".label")
if(!dir.exists(outdir)) dir.create(outdir, recursive = TRUE)
xpts <- paste0("export INLABFILE=", labfile,
"; export REGNAME=", region,
"; export TD=", outdir, "; ")
tcl_script <- system.file("sh", "snapshot.tcl", package = "ggsegExtra")
fs_cmd <- paste0(freesurfer::get_fs(),
"tksurfer")
cmd <- paste(
xpts,
fs_cmd,
"fsaverage ",
hemisphere, "inflated",
"-tcl", tcl_script,
"-title", region
)
k <- system(cmd, intern=!verbose)
invisible(k)
}
#
# run_smooth_labels <- function(lab_file,
# surf_file,
# output,
# verbose = TRUE){
#
# smooth_script <- system.file("sh", "smooth_labels.sh", package = "ggsegExtra")
#
# wb <- paste0("export PATH=", get_wb_command(), ";")
#
# cmd <- paste(
# wb,
# smooth_script,
# lab_file,
# surf_file,
# output
# )
#
# k <- system(cmd, intern=!verbose)
#
# invisible(k)
# }
# #' HPC workbench command
# #'
# #' Some options for optimization of region
# #' extraction for ggseg atlases can be run using the
# #' HPC workbench program. This can be installed on the system
# #' in various way. Here, the function will either assume
# #' workbench is in standard macOS location, or in the locatino
# #' you provide to the function call. This path will be added
# #' to the environment $PATH. Currently does not work on windows.
# #'
# #' @param wbdir optional path to workbench program
# #'
# #' @return PATH
# #' @export
# #'
# #' @examples
# #' wb_command()
# #'
# #' wb_command("some/path/workbench")
# wb_command <- function(wbdir = NULL){
#
#
# PATH <- strsplit(Sys.getenv("PATH"), ":")[[1]]
#
# if(is.null(wbdir)){
# path <- PATH[grepl("workbench", PATH)]
#
# if(length(path) == 0){
# if(grepl("darwin", utils::sessionInfo()$platform)){
# dirs <- list.dirs("/Applications/workbench", recursive = FALSE)
# dirs <- dirs[grepl("bin", dirs)]
# PATH <- c(PATH, dirs)
# }
# }
#
# }else{
# PATH <- c(PATH, wbdir)
# }
#
# PATH <- paste0(PATH, collapse = ":")
#
# return(PATH)
# }
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