Returns the path or name of the buffer's underlying segment. Use this to pass buffer location to workers.
Examples
# \donttest{
buf <- buffer("double", dim = 10)
buffer_path(buf)
#> [1] "/shd1900_6a5a786f_6a5a787c"
buffer_close(buf)
# }
Returns the path or name of the buffer's underlying segment. Use this to pass buffer location to workers.
# \donttest{
buf <- buffer("double", dim = 10)
buffer_path(buf)
#> [1] "/shd1900_6a5a786f_6a5a787c"
buffer_close(buf)
# }