periodConstants()

Signature:

resample(
    operation: str,
    interval: Union[
            TimeSeries,
            hec.TimeSpan,
            datetime.timedelta,
            NoneType
        ] = None,
    offset: Union[
            int,
            hec.TimeSpan,
            datetime.timedelta,
            NoneType
        ] = None,
    start_time: Union[
            str,
            datetime.datetime,
            hec.HecTime,
            NoneType
        ] = None,
    end_time: Union[
            str,
            datetime.datetime,
            hec.HecTime,
            NoneType
        ] = None,
    max_missing_percent: float = 25.0,
    entire_interval: Optional[bool] = None,
    before: Union[str, float] = 0.0,
    after: Union[str, float] = 'LAST',
    in_place: bool = False
) -> TimeSeries

Detailed Documentation

The hec-python-library equivalent of Jython method periodConstants():

If in_place=True, the instance itself is modified. In this case the returned value (which can be ignored in python) is the modified instance, which can be used in chaining methods.

Example:

ts3 = ts1.resample("prev", ts2, before="missing")

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Signature:

iresample(
    operation: str,
    interval: Union[
            TimeSeries,
            hec.TimeSpan,
            datetime.timedelta,
            NoneType
        ] = None,
    offset: Union[
            int,
            hec.TimeSpan,
            datetime.timedelta,
            NoneType
        ] = None,
    start_time: Union[
            str,
            datetime.datetime,
            hec.HecTime,
            NoneType
        ] = None,
    end_time: Union[
            str,
            datetime.datetime,
            hec.HecTime,
            NoneType
        ] = None,
    max_missing_percent: float = 25.0,
    entire_interval: Optional[bool] = None,
    before: Union[str, float] = 0.0,
    after: Union[str, float] = 'LAST',
) -> TimeSeries

Convenience method for calling periodConstants(...) with in_place=True.

Example:

ts1.iresample("prev", ts2, before="missing")