Show Configuration Tables And Definitions
These functions show the tables of supported datasets and definitions in a configuration object obtained via ConfigFileCreate() or ConfigFileOpen().
ConfigShowTable(configuration, dataset_type, line_numbers = NULL) ConfigShowDefinitions(configuration)
configuration |
Configuration object obtained from ConfigFileCreate() or ConfigFileOpen(). |
dataset_type |
In ConfigShowTable(), 'dataset_type' tells whether the table to show is of experimental datasets or of observational datasets. Can take values 'experiments' or 'observations'. |
line_numbers |
'line_numbers' is an optional vector of numbers as long as the number of entries in the specified table. Intended for internal use. |
These functions return nothing.
History:
0.1 - 2015-05 (N. Manubens, nicolau.manubens@ic3.cat) - First version
1.0 - 2015-11 (N. Manubens, nicolau.manubens@ic3.cat) - Removed grid column and storage formats
[ConfigApplyMatchingEntries()], [ConfigEditDefinition()], [ConfigEditEntry()], [ConfigFileOpen()], [ConfigShowSimilarEntries()], [ConfigShowTable()].
# Create an empty configuration file
config_file <- paste0(tempdir(), "/example.conf")
ConfigFileCreate(config_file, confirm = FALSE)
# Open it into a configuration object
configuration <- ConfigFileOpen(config_file)
# Add an entry at the bottom of 4th level of file-per-startdate experiments
# table which will associate the experiment "ExampleExperiment2" and variable
# "ExampleVariable" to some information about its location.
configuration <- ConfigAddEntry(configuration, "experiments", "last",
"ExampleExperiment2", "ExampleVariable",
"/path/to/ExampleExperiment2/",
"ExampleVariable/ExampleVariable_$START_DATE$.nc")
# Edit entry to generalize for any variable. Changing variable needs .
configuration <- ConfigEditEntry(configuration, "experiments", 1,
var_name = ".*",
file_path = "$VAR_NAME$/$VAR_NAME$_$START_DATE$.nc")
# Show tables, lists and definitions
ConfigShowTable(configuration, 'experiments')
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