On Dienstag, 11. August 2009, Temlakos wrote:
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> 2. I hadn't thought of selecting a default time-zone moniker. I assume
> that this would be a new global variable to add to SMW_Settings.php,
> with the understanding that one would override this in
> LocalSettings.php. If I might suggest:
Markus, Fabian, and all:
This patch (patch.3) implements Old Style date processing in
SMW_DV_Time.php. This requires the patch I sent earlier, so I am
re-enclosing it today.
The English Old Style is slightly more complex than a simple preference
for Julian calendar processing. According to t
Markus:
Thanks for writing back. My responses appear below.
Markus Krötzsch wrote:
> On Dienstag, 11. August 2009, Temlakos wrote:
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>> 2. I hadn't thought of selecting a default time-zone moniker. I assume
>> that this would be a new global variable to add to SMW_Settings.php,
>> wi
Here is yet another patch, that adds recognition of two new
calendar-model symbols, "Gr" and "Jl," for "Gregorian" and "Julian",
respectively. (I could not use "Ju," because any regex that recognized
"Ju" would also recognize the "Ju" in the months named "June" and "July.")
Now when a user spe
Markus, Fabian, and all:
Lots of code in this patch. Now that the Gregorian and Julian
conversions and back-conversions have been proved, this patch will
create a version that computes and outputs both. Specifically, it:
1. Adds another set of day, month, and year parts.
2. Creates separ
