read_config {growR} | R Documentation |
Read simulation run configurations from file
Description
The format of the configuration file is expected to contain 6 space-separated columns representing, in order:
- site_name
Name of simulated site. This is used, for example, when an output file is created.
- run_name
Name of this simulation run. Used to differentiate between different runs at the same site. Can be
-
to indicate no particular name, in which case nothing will be appended in the resulting output file.- year(s)
Specification of years to be simulated. Either a single number or a sequence in R's
:
notation, i.e.2013:2022
to indicate all years from 2013 to (including) 2022.- param_file
Filename (not full path) of parameter file to use. The file is assumed to be located in input_dir (confer documentation for that parameter).
- weather_file
Filename (not full path) of weather file. See also param_file.
- management_file
Filename (not full path) of management file. See also param_file. Can be set to
high
,middle
,low
or-
if no management data is to be used and the autocut routine shall be employed to simulate cutting events.
Rows starting with a #
are skipped.
Usage
read_config(config_file, input_dir = NULL)
Arguments
config_file |
Path to the configuration file to be read. |
input_dir |
Path to directory where input files are located. Defaults
to |
Value
A list of ModvegeEnvironment instances corresponding to the configurations in the order they appear in config_file.
Examples
# First, we set up the expected directory structure in a temporary place
tmp = file.path(tempdir(), "test-read_config")
dir.create(tmp)
# We need `force = TRUE` here in order to make the example work in
# non-interactive settings.
setup_directory(root = tmp, include_examples = TRUE, force = TRUE)
# Now we can test `read_config`.
read_config(file.path(tmp, "example_config.txt"),
input_dir = file.path(tmp, "input"))