corridor_port: corridor_port
In warint/corridoR: Wrapper for the Northern Corridor Data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
This function allows you to find and search port's name included in the Northern Corridor data.
If no argument is filled, all ports included in the Northern Corridor data will be displayed.
Usage
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corridor_port(port)
Arguments
port
The name of the port
Value
Port's name included in the Northern Corridor data
Examples
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myport <- corridor_port()
myport <- corridor_port(port = "HOUSTON")
myport <- corridor_port("HOUSTON")
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
This function allows you to find and search port's name included in the Northern Corridor data. If no argument is filled, all ports included in the Northern Corridor data will be displayed.
Usage
1 | corridor_port(port)
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Arguments
port |
The name of the port |
Value
Port's name included in the Northern Corridor data
Examples
1 2 3 | myport <- corridor_port()
myport <- corridor_port(port = "HOUSTON")
myport <- corridor_port("HOUSTON")
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