This function initializes a GRASS "project" (previously known in GRASS as a "location"; see vignette("projects_mapsets", package = "fasterRaster")). You need to run this function (often just once) before you use most functions in fasterRaster. This function is of use to developers, not most users.
# S4 method for character
.locationCreate(x, location = NULL, overwrite = FALSE, warn = TRUE)# S4 method for SpatRaster
.locationCreate(x, location = NULL, overwrite = FALSE, warn = TRUE)
# S4 method for SpatVector
.locationCreate(x, location = NULL, overwrite = FALSE, warn = TRUE)
# S4 method for sf
.locationCreate(x, location = NULL, overwrite = FALSE, warn = TRUE)
A GLocation object (invisibly).
Any object from which a coordinate reference system (CRS) can be acquired. Ergo, any of:
A SpatRaster, SpatVector, SpatExtent, stars, or sf object
A crs object (i.e., from sf::st_crs()).
A CRS (coordinate reference system) WKT string. Some PROJ4 strings might work, too.
Character or NULL (default): Name of the location.
Logical: If FALSE (default), and a GRASS "coordinate reference frame" with the given name has already been created, then the function will fail. If TRUE, then the existing GRASS "coordinate reference frame" of the same name will be overwritten. NOTE: This will not remove any R objects associated with rasters or vectors in the "location", but they will no longer work because the objects they point to will be overwritten.
Logical: If TRUE (default) and overwrite is TRUE, then display a warning.