mudata (version 0.1.1)

rename.datasets: Rename datasets, params, locations, and columns

Description

Provides a convenient way to rename datasets, params, locations, and columns such that their usage with a mudata object remains consistent.

Usage

rename.datasets(md, ..., apply_to = c("data", "locations", "params",
  "datasets", "columns"), warn_missing = TRUE)
rename.params(md, ..., apply_to = c("data", "params"), warn_missing = TRUE)
rename.locations(md, ..., apply_to = c("data", "locations"),
  warn_missing = TRUE)
# S3 method for mudata
rename.cols(.data, ..., apply_to = c("datasets", "locations",
  "params", "data", "columns"), warn_missing = FALSE,
  warn_duplicated = TRUE)

Arguments

md

A mudata object

...

Key/value pairs in the form "oldvalue"="newvalue"

apply_to

The tables which the rename operation should consider

warn_missing

Print a message if any old names are not actually present

.data

A mudata object

warn_duplicated

Print a message if any name appears more than once in x after the operation.

Value

A modified mudata object.

Examples

# NOT RUN {
data(kentvillegreenwood)
md2 <- rename.datasets(kentvillegreenwood, ecclimate="avalley")
validate.mudata(md2)
md2 <- rename.locations(kentvillegreenwood, "GREENWOOD A"="Greenwood")
validate.mudata(md2)
md2 <- rename.params(kentvillegreenwood, maxtemp="Maximum Temperature")
validate.mudata(md2)
md2 <- rename.cols(kentvillegreenwood, latitude="lat", longitude="lon")
validate.mudata(md2)

# }