On Thu, 31 Dec 2009, Agustin Lobo wrote:
Thanks!
I see that creating a temporary SPDF with that variable casted
as character is the only way to run writeOGR().
Would it be possible adding
an option i.e. POSIXtoCHAR=T to writeOGR() so that such a conversion is
automated?
POSIXt *is* converted
Thanks!
I see that creating a temporary SPDF with that variable casted
as character is the only way to run writeOGR().
Would it be possible adding
an option i.e. POSIXtoCHAR=T to writeOGR() so that such a conversion is
automated?
Agus
Michael Sumner wrote:
POSIXlt stores the date-times as a l
POSIXlt stores the date-times as a list of vectors decomposed into the
(still numeric) component parts ("sec", "min", "hour", "mday", "mon",
"year", "wday", "yday", "isdst") so that cannot be stored as a single
column in the data frame - you would need 9 columns.
Compare these to see the underlyi
This might be a bit off-topic.
I have to export as shape an Sp.Poly.DF in which
one of the variables records date and time as POSIXtc. As
writeOGR() complains about the POSIXct variable, I'm
trying to convert to POSIXlt, which I think that will be
accepted (another alternative would be coverting t
