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ee.Date.evaluate
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以异步方式从服务器检索此对象的值，并将其传递给所提供的回调函数。
| 用法 | 返回 |
|---|
Date.evaluate(callback) | |
| 参数 | 类型 | 详细信息 |
|---|
此：computedobject | ComputedObject | ComputedObject 实例。 |
callback | 函数 | 一种函数，形式为 function(success, failure)，在服务器返回答案时调用。如果请求成功，success 实参将包含评估结果。如果请求失败，失败实参将包含错误消息。 |
示例
代码编辑器 (JavaScript)
/**
* WARNING: this function transfers data from Earth Engine servers to the
* client. Doing so can negatively affect request processing and client
* performance. Server-side options should be used whenever possible.
* Learn more about the distinction between server and client:
* https://developers.google.com/earth-engine/guides/client_server
*/
// A server-side ee.Date object.
var dateServer = ee.Date('2021-4-30');
// Use evaluate to transfer server-side date to the client. The result is
// an object with keys "type" and "value" where "value" is milliseconds since
// Unix epoch.
dateServer.evaluate(function(dateClient) {
print('Client-side date is an object', typeof dateClient);
print('Object keys include "type" and "value"', Object.keys(dateClient));
print('"value" is milliseconds since Unix epoch', dateClient.value);
print('Client-side date in JS Date constructor', new Date(dateClient.value));
});
Python 设置
如需了解 Python API 和如何使用 geemap 进行交互式开发，请参阅
Python 环境页面。
import ee
import geemap.core as geemap
Colab (Python)
# The Earth Engine Python client library does not have an evaluate method for
# asynchronous evaluation of ee.Date objects.
# Use ee.Date.getInfo() instead.
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最后更新时间 (UTC)：2025-07-26。
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