Hi Juzer, I’m cc’ing the ubuntu-phone and the ubuntu-touch-coreapps lists, as people there might be able to help.
I’ve had a quick look at what the Hijri calendar is and how it relates to the Gregorian calendar. It looks like conversions are far from straightforward, with complex calculations (but I was able to find some existing code snippets that do them, so there’s probably some code out there that can be re-used). I think the cleanest way of adding the Hijri calendar to the app is to add a notion of calendar backends. A backend could be as simple as a standalone JS file that would provide a set of well-known functions that the app would use to build the UI and do the date calculations. In a way, dateExt.js could already be considered the default (gregorian) backend, although we might want to take advantage of this change to refactor it a bit to clean up the interfaces. HTH, Olivier On Thu, Oct 24, 2013 at 8:11 AM, Juzer Dana <juzerd...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi i want to add Hijri Calender data in addition to Ubuntu-Calender App in > dateExt.js ....but i am confused oh how to do it > Hijri calender have 12 months and range of 29 days and 30 days with no > leap year....any help will do.. > > -- > Regards, > > Juzer Dana >
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