all_of_time: 'All of time' — the maximum valid 'datey_interval'
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all_of_time R Documentation
'All of time' — the maximum valid datey_interval
Description
all_of_time is the datey_interval [1000-01-01.0, 3000-01-01.0),
spanning the full valid date range. It is referred to as 'all of time'
throughout the datey documentation.
It is the value produced by datey_interval(TRUE) and is used
when a datey_interval is intersected with a logical TRUE via &.
Usage
all_of_time
Value
A scalar datey_interval spanning the full valid date range,
[1000-01-01.0, 3000-01-01.0).
See Also
datey_interval, ops
Examples
all_of_time
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'All of time' — the maximum valid datey_interval
Description
all_of_time is the datey_interval [1000-01-01.0, 3000-01-01.0),
spanning the full valid date range. It is referred to as 'all of time'
throughout the datey documentation.
It is the value produced by datey_interval(TRUE) and is used
when a datey_interval is intersected with a logical TRUE via &.
Usage
all_of_time
Value
A scalar datey_interval spanning the full valid date range,
[1000-01-01.0, 3000-01-01.0).
See Also
datey_interval, ops
Examples
all_of_time
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