I just wrote:
> let's create a ticket in Jira and sketch out what we can do.
and I now see you've filed that ticket while I was writing, QTBUG-89824,
so let's take any further discussion there,
Eddy.
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Wang Gary (25 December 2020 17:40) wrote:
> Hello,
Hello Gary, likewise.
As Thiago already said, you came to the right place,
albeit while many of us were on vacation.
> The first issue is, in order to get QCalendar support a new calendar
> system, it seems like I need to subclass QCalendarBacken
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Just add it to Qt, if it is useful. I don't think
we should accept obsolete, fictional, or similar calendars, but if your
proposal of Chinese Lunar calendar actually has uses, we should simply have it
in QtCore.
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Agree! Chinese lunar calendar is widely used in mainland China and
On Friday, 25 December 2020 13:40:22 -03 Wang Gary wrote:
> The first issue is, in order to get QCalendar support a new
> calendar system, it seems like I need to subclass
> QCalendarBackend first, which is a private Qt API. Is that correct?
> If so, is there any plan to make it public? If not, I h
Hello,
I'd like to add an "alternate calendar system" to KDE's calendar
applet, which, for example, will be able to allow users set to
display a Chinese Lunar Calendar in the same MonthView as
the main Gregorian calendar dates. Then QCalendar seems to
be a good choice to use, then I found there ar
