I don't get the drift of this piece of code:
Apperently it translated the month string into a number. But is it used
for 'mar' as well as 'march'?
Why is not the full month and/or abbreviation used?
(In Dutch, march is abbreviated as mar often, or mrt..)
Wouldn't it be better to use a regexp (maart|mar|mrt)?
@SuppressWarnings({"ControlFlowStatementWithoutBraces", "MagicNumber"})
@Override
protected int getMonth(String monthStr) {
String mon = monthStr.toLowerCase();
if (mon.startsWith("jan")) return 1;
if (mon.startsWith("feb")) return 2;
if (mon.startsWith("maa")) return 3;
if (mon.startsWith("apr")) return 4;
if (mon.startsWith("mei")) return 5;
if (mon.startsWith("jun")) return 6;
if (mon.startsWith("jul")) return 7;
if (mon.startsWith("aug")) return 8;
if (mon.startsWith("sep")) return 9;
if (mon.startsWith("okt")) return 10;
if (mon.startsWith("nov")) return 11;
if (mon.startsWith("dec")) return 12;
throw new RuntimeException("Could not find month '" + monthStr + "'");
}
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