duration.datevec
duration: DV = datevec (DT)
duration: [Y, MO, D, h, mi, s] = datevec (DT)
Convert duration array to date vectors.
DV = datevec (DT) returns an N×6 numeric matrix
whose rows represent each element in DT and each column corresponds
to years, months, days, hours, minutes, and seconds, respectively. Since
months cannot be represented as a fixed length of time, the second column
of DV is always zero. DV represents a length of time split
across different fixed-length elapsed time units. The number of rows in
DV equals to the number of elements in the duration array DT.
[Y, MO, D, h, mi, s] = datevec
(DT) returns the components of DT as individual variables,
but unlike DV in the previous syntax, each variable has the same
size as the duration array DT.
Values containing a fractional portion less than 1 picosecond are rounded to the nearest picosecond.
Source Code: duration
datevec returns the components as a numeric row [Y MO D H MI S] per element (a duration has no year/month/day, so those columns are zero).
d = duration (26, 30, 15)
d = duration 26:30:15
datevec (d)
ans =
0 0 1 2 30 15