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Create a datey_interval

Source: R/datey_interval.R
datey_interval.Rd

Create a datey_interval representing [start, end).

These are closed-open ('clopen') intervals start <= t < end, i.e. the interval includes start but excludes end.

There are two syntaxes:

  • operator: start %to% end

  • function: datey_interval(start, end)

These are equivalent other than strict is always on for the operator version.

Usage

datey_interval(start, end, strict = TRUE)

start %to% end

Arguments

start, end

The start (inclusive) and end of the interval (exclusive). These can be any type that is convertible to a datey. These have the same numbers of elements or their lengths must be multiples of each other.

strict

How NAs should be handled. If strict is TRUE – the default – then execution is stopped. If strict is FALSE then NA is returned if start and/or end is NA.

Value

A vector of datey_interval.

Examples

  datey(1999) %to% mid_day(2025, 7, 15)
#> [1] [1999-01-01.0, 2025-07-15.5)
  datey(1999) %to% datey(2000:2002)
#> [1] [1999-01-01.0, 2000-01-01.0) [1999-01-01.0, 2001-01-01.0)
#> [3] [1999-01-01.0, 2002-01-01.0)