Parsing a MEA file with this package should include first and foremost that the package confirms that an input file is an MEA file.
Having an exported function that checks this (e.g. confirm_MEA_file) and returns TRUE/FALSE can be useful for a user, but should also become the first step in any MEA parsing files.
Items that are used in parsing and that should be verified in this function:
The terms 'well averages' and 'measurement' to denote the two separate result tables
The 3 spaces that separate settings from sub-settings in both the header and content tables
See also #14 for verification of treatment design file.
Parsing a MEA file with this package should include first and foremost that the package confirms that an input file is an MEA file. Having an exported function that checks this (e.g.
confirm_MEA_file) and returns TRUE/FALSE can be useful for a user, but should also become the first step in any MEA parsing files.Items that are used in parsing and that should be verified in this function:
See also #14 for verification of treatment design file.