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title: "Modify apsimx file"
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```{r, include = FALSE, warning=FALSE, error=FALSE, message=FALSE}
knitr::opts_chunk$set(
  collapse = TRUE,
  comment = "#>"
)
```

```{r setup, echo=FALSE, warning=FALSE, error=FALSE, message=FALSE}
library(rapsimng)
suppressPackageStartupMessages(library(magrittr))
```

Several functions are designed to modify the apsimx file, including
* `replace` an existing model
* `remove` an existing model
* `append` a new model as sibling node
* `insert` a new model as child



## Read apsimx file

`read_apsimx` is used to read files with apsimx json format, i.e. `*.apsimx` for simulations and `*.json` for model under resource.

```{r read-apsimx}
library(rapsimng)
wheat <- read_apsimx(system.file("extdata/Wheat.json", package = "rapsimng"))
#wheat <- read_apsimx("inst/Wheat.json")
```

## Modify existing model
The existing model can be `replaced` and `removed`. The example below shows to update the critical thermal and then remove it.


```{r}
# Find the ThermalTime model 
a <- search_path(wheat, '[Wheat].Phenology.ThermalTime')
a$node$Children[[1]]$X[[2]]
# Update the optimum temperature
a$node$Children[[1]]$X[[2]] <- 27
# Replace with new value
wheat_new <- replace_model(wheat, a$path, a$node)
b <- search_path(wheat_new, '[Wheat].Phenology.ThermalTime')
# The optimum temperature should be updated now
b$node$Children[[1]]$X[[2]]

# The ThermalTime model can also be removed
a <- search_path(wheat, '[Wheat].Phenology.ThermalTime')
wheat_new <- remove_model(wheat, a$path)
b <- search_path(wheat_new, '[Wheat].Phenology.ThermalTime')
# The ThermalTime model should not be found now (i.e. Empty list)
b
```


## Create new model

Function `new_model` is used to generate the required elements for a new model, e.g. createing a new cultivar `Hartog`

```{r}
new_cultivar <- new_model("PMF.Cultivar", name = "Hartog")
new_cultivar
```

Then the `Command` can be updated to specify new parameter values.

```{r}
new_cultivar$Command <- list(
  "[Phenology].MinimumLeafNumber.FixedValue = 6",
  "[Phenology].VrnSensitivity.FixedValue = 0")
```

Finally the new cultivar can be inserted into apsimx file.

```{r}
# Read the apsimx file
wheat <- read_apsimx(system.file("extdata/wheat.apsimx", package = "rapsimng"))
# Create a new Replacements
replacements <- new_model("Core.Replacements")
# Insert the replacements into root folder
wheat_new <- insert_model(wheat, 1, replacements)
replacements_node <- search_path(wheat_new, ".Simulations.Replacements")
replacements_node$path

# Insert the new cultivar
wheat_new <- insert_model(wheat_new, replacements_node$path, new_cultivar)

# Check the new cultivar
cultivar_node <- search_path(wheat_new,
                                        ".Simulations.Replacements.Hartog")
cultivar_node$path
cultivar_node$node$Command
    
```


## Update cultivar parameter values

Function `update_cultivar` is a short way to update parameter values for cultivars.

```{r}
wheat <- read_apsimx(system.file("extdata/wheat.apsimx", package = "rapsimng"))
# Update cultivars
df <- data.frame(name = rep("Hartog", 3),
                  parameter = c("[Phenology].MinimumLeafNumber.FixedValue",
                               "[Phenology].VrnSensitivity.FixedValue",
                               "[Phenology].PpSensitivity.FixedValue"),
                 value = c(9, 7, 3))
wheat_cultivar <- update_cultivar(wheat, df)
# Check update cultivar paramters
hartog <- search_path(wheat_cultivar, "[Replacements].Hartog")
hartog$path
```