Closed raz1 closed 7 years ago
hi there,
you can import it with read.table and once you get it, you need to build a Coo/Out from it. eg read.table() %>% list() %>% Out()
you can use coo_close to close the outline.
hope this helps,
v
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Hi,
I have a coordinate text file which I wish to examine as a closed outline: 436 231 436 232 718 432 719 431 478 88 477 88 437 71 436 70 435 69 434 69 433 69 430 69
As I wish to handle it as a closed shape shell I add to the end of this file the first coordinates (436 231) or when I run the Multivariate analysis Momocs automatically close the outline?
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Hi,
I have a coordinate text file which I wish to examine as a closed outline: 436 231 436 232 718 432 719 431 478 88 477 88 437 71 436 70 435 69 434 69 433 69 430 69
As I wish to handle it as a closed shape shell I add to the end of this file the first coordinates (436 231) or when I run the Multivariate analysis Momocs automatically close the outline?