| chop | R Documentation |
Split polygon into many
chop(x, size = 10, n = 20)
x |
Spatial object |
size |
size of each side of each cell, which makes a square cell |
n |
number of cells to make in each dimension, same number used for each dimension |
Works on spatial classes of type SpatialPolygons,
Well-Known Text character strings, and GeoJSON character strings and lists
library("rgeos")
wkt <- "POLYGON((-180 -20, -140 55, 10 0, -140 -60, -180 -20))"
# SpatialPolygons input
poly <- readWKT(wkt)
plot(poly)
polys <- chop(x = poly)
to_wkt(polys)
to_wkt(polys)[[2]]
plot(polys)
plot(poly, add = TRUE, lwd = 6)
# SpatialPolygonsDataFrame input
class(poly)
polydf <- as(poly, "SpatialPolygonsDataFrame")
class(polydf)
chop(polydf)
# WKT character input
chop(wkt)
# geojson character input
file <- system.file("examples", "sample1.geojson", package = "geoaxe")
x <- readLines(file)
chop(x)
# geojson json input
x <- structure(x, class = "json")
chop(x)
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