Hello!
I notice I can convert strings containing hour, minute or second specifications
to a 'difftime':
> as.difftime("12 h", "%H")
Time difference of 12 hours
> as.difftime("12 m", "%M")
Time difference of 12 mins
> as.difftime("12 s", "%S")
Time difference of 12 secs
But I can't do so with a week specification, because there is no appropriate
format ..., although "weeks" is a legitimate unit of 'difftime':
> as.difftime("12 w", "%...")
1. What do you think about making the behavior of 'as.difftime' more consistent
by accepting also formats for "days" and "weeks"?
2. Even more convenient it could be if 'as.difftime' accepted strings
containing magnitude and unit; how about:
> as.difftime("12 weeks")
Time difference of 12 weeks
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Regards,
Dietmar Schindler
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