datenum input string format
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I have dates created by another software which have a different formats than recognized by MATLAB. These days are like this:
'2012-06-01T03:15:00Z'
I want to feed these dates to datenum() and extract the date and time, but datenum doesn't support this format. Is there any way to define a custom time format in matlab? or any other suggestion please
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Jan
am 19 Jul. 2013
Bearbeitet: Jan
am 19 Jul. 2013
You can try to use FEX: DateStr2Num. This is 50 to 100 times faster than the powerful datenum command.
Although the format does not exactly match the style 31: "yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM:SS", the space and the last character is ignored at all. So try:
Dnum = DateStr2Num('2012-06-01T03:15:00Z', 31);
A cell string can be used as input directly also.
An alternative dull but fast Matlab code:
S = '2012-06-01T03:15:00Z';
x = S - '0';
D = datenummx( ...
x(1)*1000 + x(2)*100 + x(3)*10 + x(4), ... % Year
x(6)*10 + x(7), ... % Month
x(9)*10 + x(10), ... % Day
x(12)*10 + x(13), x(15)*10 + x(16), x(18)*10 + x(19));
As long as the input is well formatted, this works nice. But Matlab's datenum is smarter and considers e.g. overflows etc.
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Azzi Abdelmalek
am 18 Jul. 2013
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am 18 Jul. 2013
d='2012-06-01T03:15:00Z'
a=regexp(d,'[^T Z]+','match')
b=datestr(datenum(horzcat(a{:}),'yyyy-mm-ddHH:MM:SS'))
% or
d='2012-06-01T03:15:00Z'
a=regexprep(d,'[T Z]+',' ')
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Azzi Abdelmalek
am 18 Jul. 2013
d='2012-06-01T03:15:00Z'
out=datestr(datenum(d,'YYYY-mm-ddTHH:MM:SS'),'YYYY-mm-dd HH:MM:SS')
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Andrei Bobrov
am 18 Jul. 2013
q = '2012-06-01T03:15:00Z'
out = datenum(str2double(regexp(q,'\d*','match')));
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