This function is very similar to strptime with the
%X conversion specification. Anything with three numbers between
two colons is interpreted as a time, no consistency check is performed on
the actual hour, minute and second values. Thus, strings like 25:15:00 and
23:78:101 also will be converted. Incorrectly formatted strings are
converted to NA with a warning.
Arguments
- x
A (vector of) strings in H:M:S format.
Value
A (vector of) integer values of the same length as x.
See also
base::strptime()
Other deprecated functions:
coalesce.na-deprecated,
df_to_list-deprecated,
kimisc-deprecated,
list_to_df-deprecated,
nc-deprecated,
nlist-deprecated,
ofactor-deprecated,
sample.rows-deprecated,
seconds.to.hms-deprecated,
thisfile-deprecated,
tll-deprecated,
vswitch-deprecated
Examples
hms.to.seconds(c("00:00:01", "00:01:00", "01:00:00"))
#> `hms.to.seconds()` is deprecated, use `hms::parse_hms()` instead.
#> [1] 1 60 3600
hms.to.seconds(c("25:15:00", "23:78:101"))
#> [1] 90900 87581
hms.to.seconds("invalid")
#> Warning: NAs introduced by coercion
#> [1] NA