new_date: Date and POSIXct generators
In tjtnew/grates: Grouped Date Classes
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
These functions allow the quick creation of Date and POSIXct objects
Usage
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new_date(x = double())
new_posixct(xx = double(), tzone = "")
Arguments
x
A double vector representing the number of days since the UNIX
"epoch", 1970-01-01.
xx
A double vector representing the number of seconds since the UNIX
"epoch", 1970-01-01.
tzone
A character vector representing the desired time zone. Defaults
to "" for the local time zone. Possible values can be found with
OlsonNames().
Value
-
new_date: a (Date) object.
-
new_posixct: a (POSIXct) object.
Examples
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2
new_date(0)
new_posixct(0, tzone = "UTC")
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
These functions allow the quick creation of Date and POSIXct objects
Usage
1 2 3 | new_date(x = double())
new_posixct(xx = double(), tzone = "")
|
Arguments
x |
A double vector representing the number of days since the UNIX "epoch", 1970-01-01. |
xx |
A double vector representing the number of seconds since the UNIX "epoch", 1970-01-01. |
tzone |
A character vector representing the desired time zone. Defaults
to "" for the local time zone. Possible values can be found with
|
Value
-
new_date: a (Date) object. -
new_posixct: a (POSIXct) object.
Examples
1 2 | new_date(0)
new_posixct(0, tzone = "UTC")
|
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