Re: Calendar corresponding to a Japanese original environment.

Hello, It is additional description as follows. ・Calculation of twelve zodiacal signs on birthday of Japanese calendar ・Calculation of fate star on birthday of Japanese calendar It is used a lot with twelve zodiacal signs because of the fortune-telling etc. by 12 kinds of classifications decided in a born year. The rat, the cow, the Tiger, the rabbit, the dragon, the snake, the horse, the sheep, the monkey, the bird, the dog, and the wild boar are sequentially allocated with 12 kinds. It is used with the fate star because of the fortune-telling named "Rokusei Senjutu" by "12 kind of classification that combines six stars with positive and negative" decided at date of birth. All the results can be calculated from a Japanese calendar by the constant and the calculation. I am looking forward to the opinion from you. Thans, Toshiyuki Moriya On Mon, 16 Jan 2006 22:17:09 +0900 "Mr.Borracho" <borracho@u01.gate01.com> wrote: > Hello, > > I developed the calendar class corresponding to a Japanese original environment. > I named JpCalendar. JpCalendar provides API for Calendar corresponding to a Japanese > original environment. > A Japanese calendar is a name of an era decided Japanese original. > When the emperor changes, the name of an era is changed. > A Japanese calendar is used as often as the Christian era in Japan. > Even if it uses either a Japanese calendar or the Christian era, > this API can set the calendar. > This package has the function similar to an existing Calendar package. > > It is this package example of the function as follows. > > ・Calendar setting by calendar of Japan. > ・Conversion at Japanese calendar and Christian era > ・Calculation of age on birthday of Japanese calendar > ・Calculation of present age of Japanese calendar on birthday > ・Calculation of twelve zodiacal signs on birthday of Japanese calendar > ・Calculation of fate star on birthday of Japanese calendar > > I want to propose this package to PEAR. > Will you give me any opition or impression ? > > Tanks, > > //////////////////////////////////////// > // > // Toshiyuki Moriya > // E-Mail: borracho@u01.gate01.com > // Tokyo,Japan > // > //////////////////////////////////////// > > -- > PEAR Development Mailing List (http://pear.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php >