lookup_and_format_date_range: Look up and format a range of dates
In jonathan-g/semestr: Generate Assignments for a Semester from a SQLlite Database

lookup_and_format_date_range

R Documentation

Look up and format a range of dates

Description

Look up dates from the semester schedule and format them as a range from earliest to latest.

Usage

format_date_range_by_cal_id(
  calendar,
  cal_ids,
  abbr = TRUE,
  days = FALSE,
  abbr_wday = NULL
)

format_date_range_by_class_num(
  calendar,
  nums,
  abbr = TRUE,
  days = FALSE,
  abbr_wday = NULL
)

format_date_range_by_key(
  calendar,
  keys,
  type = c("class", "reading", "lab", "homework", "exam", "holiday", "event", "due date",
    "raw"),
  abbr = TRUE,
  days = FALSE,
  abbr_wday = NULL
)

format_date_range_by_event_id(
  calendar,
  event_ids,
  abbr = TRUE,
  days = FALSE,
  abbr_wday = NULL
)

Arguments

`calendar`	The calendar to use for looking up the date.
`cal_ids`	A list or vector of calendar IDs.
`abbr`	Abbreviate the month.
`days`	Include day of week in formatted date.
`abbr_wday`	Abbreviate weekdays (if this is `NULL`, use `abbr`).
`nums`	A list or vector of class numbers.
`keys`	A list or vector of key indices to look up.
`type`	Which type of key is this ("class", "reading", "lab", "homework", "exam", "holiday", "event", "due date", or "raw")
`event_ids`	A list or vector of event ids.

Details

If the key type is "raw", then the fully formatted key should be used (e.g., "CLS_INTRO" for a class key). Otherwise, the prefix will be added automatically based on the type, so ⁠key = "INTRO", type = "lab"⁠ will become LAB_INTRO.