Because of the environment slot, this is not quite as straightforward as
just saving the object. This also has option for file-backed Rasters.
saveSimList(sim, filename, fileBackend = 0, filebackedDir = NULL, envir, ...)
Arguments
| sim |
Either a simList or a character string of the name
of a simList that can be found in envir. Using
a character string will assign that object name to the saved
simList, so when it is recovered it will be given that
name. |
| filename |
Character string with the path for saving simList |
| fileBackend |
Numeric. 0 means don't do anything with
file backed rasters. Leave their file intact as is, in its place.
1 means save a copy of the file backed rasters in fileBackedDir.
2 means move all data in file-backed rasters to memory. This
means that the objects will be part of the main qs file
of the simList. Default is 0. |
| filebackedDir |
Only used if fileBackend is 1.
NULL, the default, or Character string. If NULL, then then the
files will be copied to the directory:
file.path(dirname(filename), "rasters"). A character string
will be interpreted as a path to copy all rasters to. |
| envir |
If sim is a character string, then this must be provided.
It is the environment where the object named sim can be found. |
| ... |
Passed to save, e.g., compression |
Value
A saved .qs file in filename location.
See also