create.fulldate.split: Converts the MySQL date format by splitting on the hyphen (or...
In forestgeo/ctfs: Tools for the Analysis of Forest Dynamics
Description
Converts the MySQL date format by splitting on the hyphen (or other characters by using sep).
Date must be year-month-day, and month must be numeric (create.fulldate takes any format).
In most cases, create.fulldate
is preferable, but Mysql allows dates with zeroes (1995-00-00 or 2002-2-00), and create.fulldate cannot handle those;
this allows the 0 to be read.
Usage
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create.fulldate.split(datestr, sep = "-")
Examples
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## Not run:
create.fulldate.split(c('23-10-2010','29-0-1956'),sep='-')
## End(Not run)
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Description
Converts the MySQL date format by splitting on the hyphen (or other characters by using sep).
Date must be year-month-day, and month must be numeric (create.fulldate takes any format).
In most cases, create.fulldate is preferable, but Mysql allows dates with zeroes (1995-00-00 or 2002-2-00), and create.fulldate cannot handle those; this allows the 0 to be read.
Usage
1 | create.fulldate.split(datestr, sep = "-")
|
Examples
1 2 3 4 | ## Not run:
create.fulldate.split(c('23-10-2010','29-0-1956'),sep='-')
## End(Not run)
|
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