Impute a partial time object with a timestamp or specific fields
Usage
impute_time(x, time, tz, ...)
impute_date(x, time, ..., res = "day")
impute_time_min(x, tz = "-1200", ...)
impute_date_min(x, ..., res = "day")
impute_time_max(x, tz = "+1400", ...)
impute_date_max(x, ..., res = "day")
impute_time_mid(x, tz = "GMT", ...)
impute_date_mid(x, ..., res = "day")
# S3 method for default
impute_time(x, time, tz = "GMT", ...)
# S3 method for POSIXt
impute_time(x, time, tz = "GMT", ...)
# S3 method for partial_time
impute_time(x, time, tz = "GMT", ..., res = NULL)Arguments
- x
a datetime-like object to impute
- time
a datetime-like object to use for imputation
- tz
a character timezone name for imputation, a character value to use as the timezone part of the datetime or an numeric minute offset.
- ...
additional individual named fields to impute. Can be one of "year", "month", "day", "hour", "min", "sec", "tzhour"
- res
the highest resolution datetime field used for imputation. Either a character value represented the highest resolution field or
NULLto impute all fields. For theimpute_datefamily of functions, defaults to"day", orNULLotherwise.