Allow for quantity-string time delta as CxoTime initializer#54
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Allow for quantity-string time delta as CxoTime initializer#54
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I note I was able to break this when I got silly, but I think that's to be expected (though I don't know where the natural ranges of CxoTime are documented). |
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Description
This is a long-standing desire of mine to allow supplying a delta time offset from now to initialize
CxoTime.This is in the form
"+/-1yr 2d 3hr 4.2min 10.25s". Any function or command line tool that uses SkaCxoTimeorDateTimewill work with this format.This is especially convenient for command line arguments like
--start=-14d --stop=-7d, or similar for any function that hasCxoTimeLikestart/stopargs.Interface impacts
Adds a new way to initialize CxoTime.
Testing
Unit tests
Independent check of unit tests by Jean
Functional tests
No functional testing.