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st_get_time() currently only extracts the time column. It may be useful to transform this function into a method to get or set the active time column in an sftime object similar to how st_geometry() can be used to get or set the active geometry column in an sf object.
I'm not sure how to name such a generic to avoid conflicts with the other packages. Perhaps st_tc_column()?
Similar to sf, a st_get_time() function could remain in sftime.
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st_get_time()
currently only extracts the time column. It may be useful to transform this function into a method to get or set the active time column in an sftime object similar to howst_geometry()
can be used to get or set the active geometry column in an sf object.I'm not sure how to name such a generic to avoid conflicts with the other packages. Perhaps
st_tc_column()
?Similar to sf, a
st_get_time()
function could remain in sftime.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: