Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
This is a convenience wrapper around options()
and getOption()
, which
allows users to input both numeric and character week start values
1 2 3 | set_week_start(x = 1L)
get_week_start(w = NULL)
|
x |
a character or integer specifying the day of the week for conversion between dates and weeks. |
w |
if |
for set_week_start
, the old value of week_start
is returned,
invisibly. For get_week_start
, the current value of week_start
is
returned.
change_week_start()
for changing the week_start attribute of an
aweek object, date2week()
, week2date()
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 | # get the current definition of the week start
get_week_start() # defaults to Monday (1)
getOption("aweek.week_start", 1L) # identical to above
# set the week start
mon <- set_week_start("Sunday") # set week start to Sunday (7)
get_week_start()
print(set_week_start(mon)) # reset the default
get_week_start()
# Get the week_start of a specific aweek object.
w <- date2week("2019-05-04", week_start = "Sunday")
get_week_start(w)
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