mapviewWatcher | R Documentation |
Use these functions to enable automatic viewing of all spatial objects
currently available in env
. mapviewWatcher
uses
later to set up a watcher function that continuously monitors
env
for spatial objects and refreshes the viewer/browser in case
the list of spatial objects changes.
startWatching
and stopWatching
are convenience functions to
start and stop watching, respectively.
mapviewWatcher(env = .GlobalEnv, ...)
startWatching(env = .GlobalEnv, ...)
stopWatching(env = .GlobalEnv, ...)
env |
the environment that is being watched (default is |
... |
currently not used. |
mapviewWatcher
uses identical
and hence
will redraw even if e.g. the attributes of a spatial object are changed only
slightly. By default mapviewWatcher
watches the .GlobalEnv
but
this can be changed to another environment. Whether watching is turned on is
controlled by mapviewGetOption("watch")
. In order to enable watching it
needs to be set to mapviewOptions(watch = TRUE)
(default is FALSE
) and the watcher needs to be initiated by calling
mapviewWatcher()
once. To switch watching off it is sufficient to set
mapviewOptions(watch = FALSE)
.
startWatching()
: start watching
stopWatching()
: stop watching
if (interactive()) {
library(mapview)
## start the watcher
mapview::startWatching()
## load some data and watch the automatic visualisation
fran = mapview::franconia
brew = mapview::breweries
## stop the watcher
mapview::stopWatching()
## loading or removing things now will not trigger a view update
rm(brew)
trls = mapview::trails
## re-starting the viewer will re-draw whatever is currently available
mapview::startWatching()
## watcher can also be stopped via mapviewOptions
mapviewOptions(watch = FALSE)
rm(trls)
}
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