On Jan 31, 2008 4:25 PM, Denis Chabot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> The crashes I reported earlier were cause by R 2.6.1 for Mac not
> liking the OS date setting "french canada", an issue that has been
> solved (by Simon Urbanek). The crashes did not occur when the OS was
> set to use no
Hi all,
The crashes I reported earlier were cause by R 2.6.1 for Mac not
liking the OS date setting "french canada", an issue that has been
solved (by Simon Urbanek). The crashes did not occur when the OS was
set to use normal french formats for dates. With that setting, the
suggestions by
(I've put the R Mac list in cc because of the crashes I have
experienced trying some of the suggestions below)
Hi Gabor and Prof Ripley,
Le 31 janv. 08 à 02:11, Prof Brian Ripley a écrit :
> The output from sessionInfo() the posting guide asked for would have
> been very helpful here.
You a
The output from sessionInfo() the posting guide asked for would have been
very helpful here.
I think the problem is likely to be that these are not standard French
abbreviations according to my systems. On Linux I get
format(Sys.Date(), "%d-%b-%y")
[1] "31-jan-08"
format(Sys.Date()-50, "%d-
Suppose we have:
dd <- c("7-déc-07", "11-déc-07", "14-déc-07", "18-déc-07", "21-déc-07",
"24-déc-07", "26-déc-07", "28-déc-07", "31-déc-07", "2-janv-08",
"4-janv-08", "7-janv-08", "9-janv-08", "11-janv-08", "14-janv-08",
"16-janv-08", "18-janv-08")
Try this (where we are assuming the just release
Hello R users,
I have to import a file with one column containing dates written in
French short format, such as:
7-déc-07
11-déc-07
14-déc-07
18-déc-07
21-déc-07
24-déc-07
26-déc-07
28-déc-07
31-déc-07
2-janv-08
4-janv-08
7-janv-08
9-janv-08
11-janv-08
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