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Example 9
from pyclimate.JDTimeHandler import JDTimeHandler
from pyclimate.JDTime import monthlystep
mstep = 24 * monthlystep() # A month in hours
# Handling monthly data: the WRONG way
jdth = JDTimeHandler("hours since 1948-01-01")
for t in [0, 1, 2, 3]:
print jdth.getdatefields(t * mstep, 3)
# Handling monthly data: the RIGHT way
jdth = JDTimeHandler("hours since 1948-01-15")
for t in [0, 1, 2, 3]:
print jdth.getdatefields(t * mstep, 3)
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