1.4.1.0 quanta.splitdate

1.4.1 split a date/time into a record
Description

splitdate splits a date/time quantity into a record with constituent fields like year, yearday, month etc. All fields will be integer (to enable use as index and easy personal formatting), with the exception of the s field which is a double float. See the example for the fields returned.


Inputs
v	angle/time quantity
	allowed:	any
	Default:	variant

"""
#
print "\t----\t splitdate Ex 1 \t----"
print qa.splitdate(’today’)

#{’mjd’: 54175.752367291658, ’week’: 11, ’usec’: 533999, ’hour’: 18,
# ’min’: 3, ’yearday’: 75, ’msec’: 533, ’month’: 3, ’s’:
# 24.533999226987362, ’sec’: 24, ’weekday’: 5, ’year’: 2007, ’monthday’:
# 16} print qa.splitdate(’183.33333333deg’)
#{’mjd’: 0.50925925925000004, ’week’: 46, ’usec’: 999999, ’hour’: 12,
# ’min’: 13, ’yearday’: 321, ’msec’: 999, ’month’: 11, ’s’:
# 19.999999200003487, ’sec’: 19, ’weekday’: 3, ’year’: 1858,
# ’monthday’: 17}
#
"""

quanta.splitdate - Function