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Currently, future_epw() directly returns the created Epw objects for future climate. I always find I have to do manual steps to process each generated EPW file name using regex to get an idea of the scenario of each output. It would be useful to return a data.frame containing the information about how the data is split and aggregated based on the by argument.
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Currently,
future_epw()
directly returns the createdEpw
objects for future climate. I always find I have to do manual steps to process each generated EPW file name using regex to get an idea of the scenario of each output. It would be useful to return a data.frame containing the information about how the data is split and aggregated based on theby
argument.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: