compute.date.extent <- function(this.year.list, this.month.list, this.day.list){
###############################################################################
# This function returns the start and end dates in a list
#
# Input:
# this.year.list: A vector of years, matched with:
# this.month.list: A vector of months, assumed to be coherent with
# this.year.list and sorted ascending.
#
# Output:
# date.extent: A list with four fields:
# date.extent$start.year: The first year in the list (sorted ascending)
# date.extent$start.month: The first month in the list
# date.extent$end.year: The last year in the list
# date.extent$end.month: The last month in the list
###############################################################################
date.extent <- list()
date.extent$start.year <- this.year.list [[1]][1]
date.extent$start.month <- this.month.list[[1]][1]
date.extent$end.year <- this.year.list [[1]][ length(this.year.list [[1]]) ]
date.extent$end.month <- this.month.list[[1]][ length(this.month.list[[1]]) ]
return(date.extent)
}
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