Hi Eike, I have checked the .dtd and the element LC_CALENDAR accepts more than one calendar using unoid=""
In theory i can add a new calendar with four days in a week right? See example: <LC_CALENDAR> <Calendar unoid="gregorian" default="true"> .... </Calendar> <Calendar unoid="igbo" default="false"> <DaysOfWeek> <Day> <DayID>1</DayID> <DefaultAbbrvName>Eke</DefaultAbbrvName> <DefaultFullName>Eke</DefaultFullName> </Day> <Day> <DayID>2</DayID> <DefaultAbbrvName>Orie</DefaultAbbrvName> <DefaultFullName>Orie</DefaultFullName> </Day> <Day> <DayID>3</DayID> <DefaultAbbrvName>Afo</DefaultAbbrvName> <DefaultFullName>Afo</DefaultFullName> </Day> <Day> <DayID>4</DayID> <DefaultAbbrvName>Nkwo</DefaultAbbrvName> <DefaultFullName>Nkwo</DefaultFullName> </Day> ... </Calendar> </LC_CALENDAR> Of course, it is just syntactically correct but "useless" as OOo native code does not use it. right? Alberto On Tue, 2006-03-07 at 15:48 +0100, Eike Rathke wrote: > Hi Alberto, > > On Sat, Mar 04, 2006 at 11:28:45 +0100, Alberto Escudero Pascual wrote: > > > I have one issue regarding "Igbo", their calendar has 4 days in a week. > > How should i address their calendar both in OOo and CLDR? > > That would need a new calendar implementation. Currently it can't be > handled. For the locale data format alone it doesn't matter, it is just > a sequence of days, but apart from the calendar there are probably many > places in the code that simply assume 7 days a week. Changing that would > be quite some effort, I guess. > > Eike > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
