Closed markpayneatwork closed 2 years ago
yes, fair enough - I'll have a look🙏
I will get to this, haven't forgotten. I expect I'll have a 'silent' argument with FALSE
as default - and an option to set to always be quiet.
I'm not au fait with best practice on silent-ness so if you have any details or examples of other packages and how you interact with this I'll incorporate them.
ok can now do
op <- options(tidync.silent = TRUE)
## ... do stuff
## restore original option
options(op)
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HTH
tidync is a fantastistic package that has really changed the way that I work with NetCDF files - thanks for the great work. One critique I would have is that the
tidync()
command is quite "chatty" - it gives lots of messages, which is handy for debugging, but can be irriating when processing thousands of files. Is it possible to add asilent=TRUE
argument please (or perhaps verbosity levels)?