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# FUNCTION: DESCRIPTION:
# frequency,timeDate Returns the frequency of a timeDate vector
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## GNB: made it an S3 method
## setMethod("frequency", "timeDate",
frequency.timeDate <- function(x, ...)
{
# A function implemented by Diethelm Wuertz
# Description:
# Returns the frequency of a timeDate vector
# Arguments:
# x - an object of class timeDate
# Example:
# frequency(timeCalendar())
# frequency(timeCalendar()[(1:3)*4])
# frequency(timeLastDayInQuarter(timeCalendar())[(1:3)*4])
# FUNCTION:
# Frequency:
frequency <- 1
if(isMonthly(x)) frequency <- 12
if(isQuarterly(x)) frequency <- 4
# Return Value:
frequency
}
## ... but package timeSeries also defines S4 method and imports the S4 generic from
## timeDate. So for now keep the S4 method, as well.
##
## No, actually timeSeries imports 'frequency' from timeDate;
## TODO: something goes wwrong when timeSeries exports methods for 'frequency'
setMethod("frequency", "timeDate", frequency.timeDate)
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