Use lubridate package for all POSIXct conversions (updated) #94
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To be more reliable regarding the parsing and printing of dates, we introduce three functions to the misc module, all using the package
lubridate
to achieve the task:get.date.from.string
: Parses a date string to aPOSIXct
object.get.date.from.unix.timestamp
: Converts a UNIX timestamp to aPOSIXct
object.get.date.string
: Converts aPOSIXct
object to a string representative of the format"%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"
.This heavily improves the patch supplied via PR #85. Thanks to @flx5 for his work on that.
This fixes #77.
Additionally, a forgotten
sqldf
statement is updated to be more consistent and reliable.