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This function imports an 'optpar.txt' into a list.
ReadOptpar(filename = "optpar.txt", encoding = c("unknown", "UTF-8", "latin1"))ReadOptpar returns a list object with three elements:
comment, the file's first-row comment string.
tasks, a two-column dataframe with row-wise key-value pairs for tasks and settings.
pars, a list of dataframes, each containing values for one parameter. Three columns each, holding parameter
range minima, maxima, and intervals.
The number of rows in each dataframe corresponds to the number of soil or land use classes for class-specific parameters.
Parameter names as list element names.
Path to and file name of the 'optpar.txt' file to import.
Character string, encoding of non-ascii characters in imported text file. Particularly relevant when
importing files created under Windows (default encoding "Latin-1") in Linux (default encoding "UTF-8") and vice versa. See
also argument description in scan.
ReadOptpar imports HYPE 'optpar.txt' files. Optpar files contain instructions for parameter calibration/optimization
and parameter value ranges, for details on the file format, see the
optpar.txt online documentation.
ReadPar
te <- ReadOptpar(filename = system.file("demo_model", "optpar.txt", package = "HYPEtools"))
te
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