Closed adwiputra closed 3 years ago
That is right, due to the need for integer64 support, you would have to either use the integer64 package create your variable, or easier way is to use a character instead, just use "36450300300308556" instead. R have no native support for 64 bit integer.
Em ter, 25 de mai de 2021 15:46, adwiputra @.***> escreveu:
I encountered an unusual error when running getLevel1BWF. I run everything successfully for thousands of shot_numbers in a for loop, but:
I got an error if I run shotR <- 36450300300308556 getLevel1BWF(level1b, shot_number = shotR The error says that the shot_number specified is not found.
However, I did not get it if I run getLevel1BWF(level1b, shot_number = 36450300300308556
My guess is that this is related to the long integer (integer64 class) class associated with the GEDI's shot_number.
If needed, the orbit is O03645 and the shot number is 036450300300308556
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I encountered an unusual error when running getLevel1BWF. I run everything successfully for thousands of shot_numbers in a for loop, but:
I got an error if I run
shotR <- 36450300300308556 getLevel1BWF(level1b, shot_number = shotR
The error says that the shot_number specified is not found.However, I did not get it if I run
getLevel1BWF(level1b, shot_number = 36450300300308556
My guess is that this is related to the long integer (integer64 class) class associated with the GEDI's shot_number.
If needed, the orbit is O03645 and the shot number is 036450300300308556