> On Thursday 16 November 2006 11:44, David Douard wrote:> > Hi, just to ask
> you: how is the work going on encapsulatinsg mx.DateTime> > as a native numpy
> type?> > And most important: is the code available somewhere? I am also> >
> interested in using DateTime objects in numpy arrays. For now, I've> > always
> used arrays of floats (using gmticks values of dates).> And I, as arrays of
> objects (well, I wrote a subclass to deal with dates, > where each element is
> a datetime object, with methods to translate to floats > or strings , but
> it's far from optimal...). I'd also be quite interested in > checking what
> has been done.
I'm also very interested in the results of this. I need to do something very
similar and am currently relying on an ugly hack to achieve the desired result.
- Matt Knox
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