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About date i18n in kde (korganizer, at the moment)
- To: Doc at arabeyes dot org
- Subject: About date i18n in kde (korganizer, at the moment)
- From: Amin Moro <cfmoro at correo dot uniovi dot es>
- Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2002 18:21:55 +0200
Salam
I'm new in the list, my name is Amin. Firstly, excuses for repetition of this
message (appeared some days ago in general list), i didn't realise in that
moment that there existed this specific list.
I'd like to present a work currently under develop in korganizer. It's main
purpose is different calendar support. Most of the framework to be able to
support this is already done (kcalendarsystem library). The idea is convert
Qt's date (that are gregorian) to the choosen caledar, for example, hijri
calendar, in all displaying stuff (month names, dates, etc...). At the
moment, hijri and gregorian calendars are supported. I've used routines in
hdate package, based on Waleed A. M. It would be very appreciated any
feedback (i don't know enough about arabic, so i'm afraid the code could
contain any mistakes...) ideas, opinions, sugestions and, of course, code
contributions and patches.
Status of the work:
-gregorian (kcalendarsystemgregorian) and hijri (kcalendarsystemhijri)
calendar routines mostly complete. They can be used for any other projects,
of course.
-korganizer: date navigator (the calendar 'widget' on the left), day,
work week, week, next x and month views finished. Now work begins with event
stuff. To check this, you can download last cvs kdepim code and put and entry
in korganizerrc, in [Genera] section, as follows: CalendarSystem=hijri
-kdelibs: support in kdatepicker ready. This modified version will be
used for date selection of events in korganizer events. The original, in
kdelibs, doesn't support this.
-future?: when calendarsystem and hijri libraries would be mature and used
enough, maybe it could be proposed to kdelibs, so i18n of date stuff in kde
could be widely developed.
Do you find this kind of i18n useful? Really, any contribution (ideas,
feedback, code...) will be very appreciated.
Best regards
--
Amin Fernandez Moro
cfmoro at correo dot uniovi dot es