is_daynight: Is the time day or night.
In hochoy/r_timekeeper: Keeps tracks of dataframe creation times
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Description
SUPPORTER function: Required for add_daynight function
This function supports the add_daynight function by creating a function called is_daynight. It first extracts the hour value from
a colon-separated 'character' or 'factor' value. Then it checks to see if the hour value is above or below 12. If it is above 12, then
it will print "night", if it is less, it will print "day"
Usage
1
Arguments
t
character or factor
Value
dataframe
Examples
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a <- "12:30:12"
b <- "4:40:50"
is_day_night(a)
## "night"
is_day_night(b)
## "day"
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
SUPPORTER function: Required for add_daynight function This function supports the add_daynight function by creating a function called is_daynight. It first extracts the hour value from a colon-separated 'character' or 'factor' value. Then it checks to see if the hour value is above or below 12. If it is above 12, then it will print "night", if it is less, it will print "day"
Usage
1 |
Arguments
t |
character or factor |
Value
dataframe
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 | a <- "12:30:12"
b <- "4:40:50"
is_day_night(a)
## "night"
is_day_night(b)
## "day"
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