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2001 Jan 11
2
problem with strptime example (PR#811)
...a problem with your OS's strptime
code. It must be, I think, as the alternative we supply works.
> whereas it works fine if I use a separator (/) in the date@
>
> > strptime("9/Feb/1960", "%d/%b/%Y")
> [1] "1960-02-09"
>
> > strptime("9Feb1960", "%d%b%Y")
> [1] "NA"
We really do not put out new features without testing them!
>
> Stephen
>
> p.s. I failed to send this using bug.report(); on DEC OSF/1, "mailx"
> does not recognise the -c switch for setting the carbon copy (CC)
> fi...
2001 Jan 11
0
problem with strptime example (and mention of bug.report) (PR#811)
...me(x, "%d%b%Y")
> z
[1] "NA" "NA" "NA" "NA"
Do these work for other people?
whereas it works fine if I use a separator (/) in the date@
> strptime("9/Feb/1960", "%d/%b/%Y")
[1] "1960-02-09"
> strptime("9Feb1960", "%d%b%Y")
[1] "NA"
Stephen
p.s. I failed to send this using bug.report(); on DEC OSF/1, "mailx"
does not recognise the -c switch for setting the carbon copy (CC)
field, causing an error. One solution might be to remove the -c
argument from the cmdarg in bug.r...