chk_first_day_unit_scalar: Check dates are the first day of the specified unit

In johnrbryant/demcheck: Checking for Demographic Packages

Description

If unit is "months", then "2000-03-01" is the first day of the specified unit, but "2000-03-02" is not.

Usage

chk_first_day_unit_scalar(x, name, unit)

chk_first_day_unit_vector(x, name, unit)

chk_first_day_unit_consec(x, name, unit)

err_first_day_unit_scalar(x, name, unit)

err_first_day_unit_vector(x, name, unit)

err_first_day_unit_consec(x, name, unit)

Arguments

x	A scalar or vector of dates, or values that can be coerced to dates.
name	The name for x that will be used in error messages.
unit	Measurement units for time, eg "month".

Details

chk_first_day_unit_consec adds the requirement that the dates be consecutive.

See Also

chk_is_date_equiv

Examples

x <- "2020-01-01"
chk_first_day_unit_scalar(x, name = "x", unit = "year")
x <- c("2020-01-01", "2020-02-01")
chk_first_day_unit_vector(x, name = "x", unit = "month")
chk_first_day_unit_consec(x, name = "x", unit = "month")

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