Description Usage Arguments Details
on_week()
/ on_yweek()
: Is the date on the x
-th week of the year?
before_week()
/ before_yweek()
: Is the date before the x
-th week of
the year?
after_week()
/ after_yweek()
: Is the date after the x
-th week of
the year?
between_weeks()
/ between_yweeks()
: Is the date between the x
-th and
y
-th weeks of the year?
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 | after_week(x, inclusive = FALSE, start = TRUE)
after_yweek(x, inclusive = FALSE, start = TRUE)
before_week(x, inclusive = FALSE, start = TRUE)
before_yweek(x, inclusive = FALSE, start = TRUE)
between_weeks(x, y, start = TRUE)
between_yweeks(x, y, start = TRUE)
on_week(x, start = TRUE)
on_yweek(x, start = TRUE)
|
x |
A week of the year to mark as an event. For |
inclusive |
Should |
start |
Should counting start from the beginning of the year? If |
y |
A week of the year to mark as an event. |
on_week()
is an alias of the less common, but more verbose, on_yweek()
.
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