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sub-sub-XArray-ANY-ANY-method

Indexing to extract RasterLayers of a RasterArray or Spatial* of a SpatialArray object

Description

Double bracket '[[' refers to layers' name in the RasterStack of the RasterArray or the SpatialStack of the SpatialArray. Use single brackets to extract elements based on their position in the RasterArray or SpatialArray

Usage

## S4 method for signature 'XArray,ANY,ANY'
x[[i, drop = TRUE]]

Arguments

`x`	`RasterArray` or `SpatialArray` object.
`i`	subscript of the first dimension(rows) or vector-like subsetting.
`drop`	`logical` should the `RasterStack` be dropped and the element be reduced to a single `RasterLayer`?

Value

A RasterLayer or RasterArray class object.

Examples

data(dems)
# finds a layer
dems[["dem_30"]]
# returns a stack
dems[[c("dem_0", "dem_15")]]
# replaces a layervalues, but not the attributes of the layer
dem2 <- dems
dem2[["dem_0"]] <- dem2[["dem_5"]]
# compare every value in the 0 and 5 ma maps, they are all the same
mean(values(dem2[["dem_0"]]==dem2[["dem_5"]]))

chronosphere

Earth System History Variables

v0.4.1

CC BY 4.0

Authors

Adam T. Kocsis, Nussaibah B. Raja

Initial release

2021-04-16