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Support various datetime types as input #464
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Support various datetime types as input
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Support raw strings and the Python built-in datetime and date
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Add a function array_to_datetime to convert any legal array/list to p…
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Quick question, is there a GMT dtype for string types? I can't seem to find one at https://docs.generic-mapping-tools.org/6.1/api.html#gmt-c-api.
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There is a
GMT_TEXT
, but it may not related to the GMT_Put_Strings function.