convert.date: Convert different objects into Date
In theGreatWhiteShark/dwd2r: Automated download and formatting of the data provided by the German weather service (DWD)
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
Description
An auxiliary function to convert the date format used
in the files on the FTP server of the DWD into a format, which
can be handled by the lubridate package.
It contains methods for the classes numeric,
integer, and character. But be careful: These
functions were only designed to work with the content of the DWD
server and might result in odd behavior on different files!
Usage
1
convert.date(input.data, origin = "1970-01-01")
Arguments
input.data
A vector containing the input date.
origin
Day the numerical representation of the date will be
zero. Per default, as used in the POSIX standard, it is the
string "1970-01-01".
Value
Vector of Date objects of the same length as the
input vector input.data.
Author(s)
Philipp Mueller
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s)
Description
An auxiliary function to convert the date format used in the files on the FTP server of the DWD into a format, which can be handled by the lubridate package.
It contains methods for the classes numeric, integer, and character. But be careful: These functions were only designed to work with the content of the DWD server and might result in odd behavior on different files!
Usage
1 | convert.date(input.data, origin = "1970-01-01")
|
Arguments
input.data |
A vector containing the input date. |
origin |
Day the numerical representation of the date will be zero. Per default, as used in the POSIX standard, it is the string "1970-01-01". |
Value
Vector of Date objects of the same length as the
input vector input.data.
Author(s)
Philipp Mueller
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