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Update Rcpp-FAQ.Rmd #1217

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2022-05-12 Marco Colombo <mar.colombo13@gmail.com>

* vignettes/rmd/Rcpp-FAQ.Rmd: Fixed typo

2022-04-03 Dirk Eddelbuettel <edd@debian.org>

* vignettes/rmd/Rcpp-FAQ.Rmd: Add paragraph about Date(time) not
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Expand Up @@ -1812,7 +1812,7 @@ The `Date` and `Datetime` classes, and their vector variants, go back a very
long time to the very beginning of \pkg{Rcpp} and use in \pkg{RQuantLib}
\citep{CRAN:RQuantLib} interfacing \pkg{QuantLib} \citep{QuantLib}. Their intent was,
essentially, to hold (single) start and end values delineating an interval. The
design is far from optional, but the interface is now established. We have
design is far from optimal, but the interface is now established. We have
rewritten them once, and do not plan to rewrite them in the near future. Those
looking to _parse and convert_ many dates at once could look at \pkg{anytime}
\citep{CRAN:anytime} where we use the Boost parser, or similar approaches using
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