Date vectors in R can be handled in several ways. Check the
documentation and the R lists.
Having a DateVector is an interesting idea. It could possibly make
working with dates vectors easier from rpy2 than from R.
On 23/04/10 21:18, John Owens wrote:
> Howdy, I'd like to bring Python dates i
One possible way:
x = (('carni', 'red'), ('na', 'orange'))
r = ro.StrVector([elt[1] for elt in x])
r.names = ro.StrVector([elt[0] for elt in x])
L.
On 24/04/10 03:46, John Owens wrote:
> I haven't been able to work out how to map this syntax from R:
>
> colours<- c(carni = "red", "NA" = "orange",
I'm less concerned with figuring out how to handle them in R than
figuring out how to get them into R via rpy2. DateVector would be
a nice way to handle this; how would you recommend doing it?
What I thought I might try is sending it in ISO format using datetime's
isoformat() operator, encapsulati
