dateunix

Class for time stamps in the UNIX format

DATEUNIX Class for time stamps in the UNIX format (number of seconds
since 01-Jan-1970)

The constructor method can be used to convert datenum, datevec,
datestr and datetime by calling:

dout = dateunix(din)
dout = dateunix(din, formatOut)

It can also be converted to the 4 aforementioned formats by calling
their respective functions on a variable of type dateunix.


Methods:

- Add/subtract time to a dateunix variable:

newtime = addtime(oldtime, increment);

increment can be 'nanoseconds', 'microseconds', 'milliseconds',
'seconds', 'minutes' or the default: 'days'

- Determine day of the year (value between 1 and 366)

doy = dayofyear(time);

- Determine day of the week (value between 1 and 7)

dow = dayofweek(time, start);
--> start is a string that determines the first day of the week
can be 'Sun' (default), 'Mon', 'Tue', 'Wed', 'Thu', 'Fri',
or 'Sat'

- Determine time of the day in 'nanoseconds', 'microseconds', 'milliseconds',
'seconds' (default), 'minutes' or 'days' (set by input: increment)

tod = timeofday(time, increment);

Methods will be gradually added/updated if they are needed.


Author: Marc Jakobi, 05.10.2016