Python convert_unit Examples

Example #1

File: compiler.py Project: zbrookle/ibis

def _timestamp_from_unix(translator, expr):
    op = expr.op()

    val, unit = op.args
    val = util.convert_unit(val, unit, 's', floor=False)

    arg = translator.translate(val)
    return 'to_timestamp({})'.format(arg)

Example #2

def _timestamp_from_unix(translator, expr):
    op = expr.op()

    val, unit = op.args
    val = util.convert_unit(val, unit, 's').cast('int32')

    arg = _from_unixtime(translator, val)
    return 'CAST({} AS timestamp)'.format(arg)

Example #3

File: compiler.py Project: cloudera/ibis

def _timestamp_from_unix(translator, expr):
    op = expr.op()

    val, unit = op.args
    val = util.convert_unit(val, unit, 's').cast('int32')

    arg = _from_unixtime(translator, val)
    return 'CAST({} AS timestamp)'.format(arg)

Example #4

 def __init__(self, arg, unit):
     dtype = arg.type()
     if dtype.unit != unit:
         arg = util.convert_unit(arg, dtype.unit, unit)
     super().__init__(arg=arg, unit=unit)