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and of course I targeted this at the wrong branch. |
| @@ -14,6 +14,35 @@ How-To | |||
| Plotting: howto | |||
| =============== | |||
| .. _howto-datetime64 | |||
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I think this needs a colon at the end of the line.
fixed and force pushed |
| from pandas.tseries import converter as pdtc | ||
| pdtc.register() | ||
| If you only want to use `pandas` converter for `datetime64` values :: |
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use the
Don't you need double-backticks for code samples in reST? |
Single backticks to their best to auto-resolve to a link to something else in the docs, double ticks just sets it in mono-typewriter. |
@tacaswell, my quick testing confirms your initial comment: importing pandas is sufficient. |
Typo fixed and squashed. |
DOC: add FAQ about np.datetime64
Should be backported? |
DOC: add FAQ about np.datetime64
Backported to v2.x viae2fd2aa. |
I would appreciate if someone else checked to make sure I am not lying here, but with up-to-date everything, datetime64 seems to 'just work' so long as
pandashas been imported.