dateseq: quickly create nice data sequences for plotting
In williamcioffi/sattagutils: utils for manupulating sat tag output
dateseq R Documentation
quickly create nice data sequences for plotting
Description
using numeric times (seconds since UNIX epoch) find where to put the daily and hourly tickmarks
Usage
dateseq(d, hours = FALSE)
Arguments
d
a numeric vector of times
hours
boolean defaults to FALSE. when TRUE will return hourly times.
Details
probably could make this more general, but don't need to right now.
Examples
dateseq(1:(5*24*60*60))
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quickly create nice data sequences for plotting
Description
using numeric times (seconds since UNIX epoch) find where to put the daily and hourly tickmarks
Usage
dateseq(d, hours = FALSE)
Arguments
d |
a numeric vector of times |
hours |
boolean defaults to FALSE. when TRUE will return hourly times. |
Details
probably could make this more general, but don't need to right now.
Examples
dateseq(1:(5*24*60*60))
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