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support timedelta in Q_.init #1978
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I've got a couple of comments, mostly regarding timedelta64
and where to put the code handling it.
I would also like to have a way to convert a quantity with dimension [time]
to a timedelta64
, but that can be its own PR (the API is not quite clear to me: should to
special-case units of timedelta64[us]
, for example?).
pint/facets/plain/quantity.py
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if is_timedelta(value) or is_timedelta_array(value): | ||
inst._magnitude = to_seconds(value) |
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would it be possible to special-case numpy.timedelta64
, probably in the numpy
facet? That way we could roundtrip exactly
pint/compat.py
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if isinstance(obj, datetime.timedelta): | ||
return obj.total_seconds() | ||
elif isinstance(obj, np_timedelta64) or obj.dtype == np_timedelta64: | ||
return obj.astype(float) |
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this is not going to work in general: timedelta64
has its own units, which can range from days (or years?) to nanoseconds, and astype(float)
is the equivalent of magnitude
. I don't have any advice on how to extract that, though, other than parsing the string repr of the dtype.
It looks like this is ready for another review |
pre-commit run --all-files
with no errors