make.ISOyear: speedily converting years to POSIXct values
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Description
Usage
Arguments
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Description
make.ISOyear() creates a closure for speedily converting years to
POSIXct values. Initialise the closure with year values you know you will
need. Additional values will be added automatically.
Usage
1
make.ISOyear(years = seq(from = 1900, to = 2200, by = 5))
Arguments
years
vector of year numbers to initialise closure with; defaults to
1900 to 2200 in five year steps
Value
function taking an integer year and returning a POSIXct value, based
on July 2, 12am GMT as the middle of the year
Author(s)
Michaja Pehl
Examples
1
2
ISOyear <- make.ISOyear()
ISOyear(c(2005, 2010, 2100, 1900))
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
Description
make.ISOyear() creates a closure for speedily converting years to
POSIXct values. Initialise the closure with year values you know you will
need. Additional values will be added automatically.
Usage
1 | make.ISOyear(years = seq(from = 1900, to = 2200, by = 5))
|
Arguments
years |
vector of year numbers to initialise closure with; defaults to 1900 to 2200 in five year steps |
Value
function taking an integer year and returning a POSIXct value, based on July 2, 12am GMT as the middle of the year
Author(s)
Michaja Pehl
Examples
1 2 | ISOyear <- make.ISOyear()
ISOyear(c(2005, 2010, 2100, 1900))
|
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