Push a saved Cellucid session into the viewer

The session's trackers are added to the viewer's history beside the person's own, and the viewer shows the session's active tracker, as opening the file in the viewer does. The file goes to the viewer as one binary load_session command, answered by session_loaded. cellucid-python's viewer.load_session() is the same call.

Usage

cellucid_load_session(viewer, path)

cellucid_load_session_result(request, timeout = 60)

Arguments

viewer

What cellucid_view() or cellucid_serve() returned.

path

A .cellucid-session file saved on the dataset the viewer shows.

request

What cellucid_load_session() returned.

timeout

Seconds to wait for the viewer's answer.

Value

cellucid_load_session(): a cellucid_load_session_request, invisibly, at once.

cellucid_load_session_result(): what the viewer shows once it loaded the file, list(tracker = list(id, name), head). It stops with the viewer's reason when the viewer did not load it (another dataset's session, a damaged file). In a Jupyter notebook the viewer answers between cells: collect the result in a later cell.

See also

cellucid_turn(), cellucid_request_session(), cellucid_read_session().

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
v <- cellucid_view(sce)
request <- cellucid_load_session(v, "pbmc.cellucid-session")
cellucid_load_session_result(request)
} # }