as.Date produces Dates only, with no time information, even if you try
to supply it with hours + minutes.
For dates+times, use as.POSIXct() or as.POSIXlt() in place of
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Try the bzfile() function instead of unz(). You'll find that you're
taken to the same help page for both of those functions.
?bzfile
On Tue, Jan 31, 2012 at 2:34 PM, ql16717 wrote:
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> I have downloaded a bunch of bz2 files. I wonder if R will be able to
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TC" / (24*3600)
> myTime7
[1] 666.2584
attr(,"tzone")
[1] "UTC"
> myTime8 = ISOdatetime(2009,1,1,0,0,0, tz = "UTC") + (myTime7*24*3600)
> myTime8
[1] "2010-10-29 06:12:09 UTC"
That should cure your problems. You should re-run all of your FPT
666.1751 sure seems like it should return 2010-10-29 04:12:09 based on
your example.
666.1751 days from 2009-01-01 is 2010-10-29 + some hours/min/seconds.
0.1751 days * 24 hrs/day = 4.2024 (i.e. 4:00AM + some minutes).
0.2024 hours * 60 min/hr = 12.144 (i.e. 12 minutes + some seconds).
0.144 mi
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Try the tuneR package. It will read in wav files and has other functions for
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sign, so I'm not clear why we need to put
> quotation marks around the dataframe column headers...
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> Ben
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And of course I need to close the parentheses completely on jpeg().
Apologies for the double post.
jpeg(paste(species.name, '.jpg', sep = ''))
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