Creating an IQRtteProjectMulti project
as_IQRtteProjectMulti.Rd
There are several options to create an IQRtteProjectMulti object. First, if the input argument is a character string or a vector of character strings then each element is interpreted as a path and every IQRtteProject included in this path will be added to the object. By default the top level path is used. But it is also possible to add models recursively.
as_IQRtteProjectMulti(input, FLAGrecursive = FALSE)
Arguments
- input
Character string or vector of character strings with paths to folders. If these folders are IQRtteProjects then these are added to the IQRtteProjectMulti object. If these folders are not IQRtteProjects then it is checked if in these folders IQRtteProjects are located and if yes these are added to the IQRtteProjectMulti object. input argument can also be IQRtteProject and IQRtteProjectMulti objects, which are turned to a single IQRtteProjectMulti object.
- FLAGrecursive
If TRUE then folders and their subfolders are recursively checked if they contain IQRtteProjects If yes, all these are added to the IQRtteProjectMulti object.
Value
IQRtteProjectMulti project
Details
Alternativaly, input can be an IQRtteProject of an IQRtteProjectMulti, which both will be returned as IQRtteProjectMulti objects.
See also
Other IQRtteProject:
IQRtteProject()
,
as_IQRtteProject()
,
is_IQRtteProject()
,
is_IQRtteProjectMulti()
,
plot.IQRtteProject()
,
plotVPC_IQRtteProject()
,
print.IQRtteProject()
,
print.IQRtteProjectMulti()
,
run_IQRtteProject()
,
run_IQRtteProjectMulti()
Other IQRtteProject:
IQRtteProject()
,
as_IQRtteProject()
,
is_IQRtteProject()
,
is_IQRtteProjectMulti()
,
plot.IQRtteProject()
,
plotVPC_IQRtteProject()
,
print.IQRtteProject()
,
print.IQRtteProjectMulti()
,
run_IQRtteProject()
,
run_IQRtteProjectMulti()