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Opened Jun 04, 2014 by Houtan Bastani@houtanbDeveloper

support looser syntax for creating dates

Right now, the following syntax works: dates(4, [1990; 1991], [1; 2]); but dates(4, [1990 1991], [1 2]); doesn't. What is important is that the arrays passed be vectors, not that they be column vectors or row vectors. We should ease the syntax to accept both, just checking that they are indeed vectors.

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Reference: Dynare/dynare#665