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Create an RDI adp file by copying the first n data chunks (starting with byte 0x7f 0x7f) of another such file. This can be useful in supplying small sample files for bug reports.

Usage

adpRdiFileTrim(infile, n = 100L, outfile, debug = getOption("oceDebug"))

Arguments

infile

name of an RDI file.

n

integer indicating the number of data chunks to keep. The default is to keep 100 chunks, a common choice for sample files.

outfile

optional name of the new RDI file to be created. If this is not supplied, a default is used, by adding _trimmed to the base filename, e.g. if infile is "a.000" then outfile will be a_trimmed.000.

debug

an integer value indicating the level of debugging. If this is 0, then read.adp.rdi() proceeds quietly, except for issuing warnings and errors if necessary. If it is 1, then the R code of read.adp.rdi() produces some messages. If it is 2, then also the underlying C/C++ code produces a message each time a possible ensemble is detected. If it is 3, then the C/C++ code also produces information on some details of the ensemble. Levels 2 and 3 are mainly for use by the developers.

Value

adpRdiFileTrim() returns the name of the output file, outfile, as provided or constructed.

Sample of Usage


# Can only be run by the developer, since it uses a private file.
file  <- "~/data/archive/sleiwex/2008/moorings/m09/adp/rdi_2615/raw/adp_rdi_2615.000"
if (file.exists(file)) {
    adpRdiFileTrim(file, 9L, "test.000")
}

Author

Dan Kelley