Releases: Louis-Aime/Milesian-calendar-OpenOffice
Milesian calendar functions 2020-01
Usage: import library modules in "Standard" library of a sheet or of our version of Libre Office / Open Office.
- V3.6: Update description file (in HTML): no change in software
- V3.5: Updated description file (in HTML)
- V3.4: Milesian Year Base is date of day before 1 1m at 7:30 rather than at 12:00.
- V3.3: Intercalation rule for Milesian calendar is same as for Gregorian calendar.
- V3.2: Enhance PARSE and error handling. Values of dates outside the domain where the OpenOffice work are replaced with an error string. The instruction is inserted.
- V3.1: Changed the return values on error, and fixed one case of parsing error
- V3.0: Date management was enhanced in Libre Office, so did we in this Milesian package.
Milesian calendar functions 2019-06
Usage: import library modules in "Standard" library of a sheet or of our version of Libre Office / Open Office.
V3.5: Updated description file (in HTML)
V3.4: Milesian Year Base is date of day before 1 1m at 7:30 rather than at 12:00.
V3.3: Intercalation rule for Milesian calendar is same as for Gregorian calendar.
V3.2: Enhance PARSE and error handling. Values of dates outside the domain where the OpenOffice work are replaced with an error string. The instruction is inserted.
V3.1: Changed the return values on error, and fixed one case of parsing error
V3.0
Date management was enhanced in Libre Office, so did we in this Milesian package.
Milesian calendar functions 2019-06
Usage: import library modules in "Standard" library of a sheet or of our version of Libre Office / Open Office.
V3.4: Milesian Year Base is date of day before 1 1m at 7:30 rather than at 12:00.
V3.3: Intercalation rule for Milesian calendar is same as for Gregorian calendar.
V3.2: Enhance PARSE and error handling. Values of dates outside the domain where the OpenOffice work are replaced with an error string. The instruction is inserted.
V3.1: Changed the return values on error, and fixed one case of parsing error
V3.0
Date management was enhanced in Libre Office, so did we in this Milesian package.
Milesian calendar functions 2019
Usage: import library modules in "Standard" library of a sheet or of our version of Libre Office / Open Office.
V3.3: Intercalation rule for Milesian calendar is same as for Gregorian calendar.
V3.2: Enhance PARSE and error handling. Values of dates outside the domain where the OpenOffice work are replaced with an error string. The instruction is inserted.
V3.1: Changed the return values on error, and fixed one case of parsing error
V3.0
Date management was enhanced in Libre Office, so did we in this Milesian package.
Parse and error handling enhanced
V3.2: Enhance PARSE and error handling. Values of dates outside the domain where the OpenOffice work are replaced with an error string. The instruction is inserted.
V3.1: Changed the return values on error, and fixed one case of parsing error
V3.0
Date management was enhanced in Libre Office, so did we in this Milesian package.
Change error return values and fixed one error case of DATE_PARSE
V3.1: Changed the return values on error, and fixed one case of parsing error
V3.0
Date management was enhanced in Libre Office, so did we in this Milesian package.
One major difference: whereas OpenOffice uses "reverse" year counting system,, i.e. year -1 comes just before year 1, the Milesian date parser (DATE_PARSE) uses integer year counting system, i.e. there is a year 0 just before year 1, whether the calendar is Julian or Milesian.
Adapt to LibreOffice 6.0
Date management was enhanced in Libre Office, so did we in this Milesian package.
One major difference: whereas OpenOffice uses "reverse" year counting system,, i.e. year -1 comes just before year 1, the Milesian date parser (DATE_PARSE) uses integer year counting system, i.e. there is a year 0 just before year 1, whether the calendar is Julian or Milesian.
Milesian date, Moon, parser
See Readme for instructions in English, or refer to
www.calendriermilesien.org
Fix a computation bug
MILESIAN_YEAR_BASE and date computations would yield a wrong result in certain years
Initial release
Release created from the VBA version.