Well that's annoying that the http://chronos-st.org site is gone. I'll see if Alan Lovejoy has plans for its content someplace else.
I'm using Chronos on both Pharo and Gemstone. I have not uploaded the changes requires for pharo2 to squeaksource. Let me know if that is desirable and I can re-prioritize. Paul On 06/25/2013 09:27 AM, [email protected] wrote: > Bahman, > > there has been a very powerful calendar/time library called Chronos. It > was initially written for VisualWorks, but IIRC was also ported to > Squeak and Pharo. > > The project's home page is not working any more (links to some arabic > stuff which I can't read), but you can start research here: > http://chronos-st.blogspot.de > > I am not sure it supports Jalali, but it's very likely it gives you all > that's needed to implement it on top of Chronos. > > HTH > > Joachim > > Am 25.06.13 18:16, schrieb Bahman Movaqar: >> Hi all, >> >> In Iran we use a calendar different from Gergorian and Islamic >> calendars; it's called Jalali calendar[1]. The people in Afghanistan >> use the same calendar but with different month names. >> >> So, I was wondering how can I implement this calendar in Pharo? I've >> already done the conversion routines in Python[2] but that is nowhere >> near a real calendar. What I have in mind is a subclass (?) of `Date` >> which seamlessly supports all `Date` operations but using a different >> calendar system. >> >> I'd appreciate any hits/pointers. >> >> TIA, > >
