JDate

Japanese Calendar Converter for InterSystems products

This tool helps to Convert a $horolog value to Japanese calendar format. Or vice versa.

Installation:

Import and compile the files in the src directory to a given namespace.

Examples:

Write ##class(isj.library.tools.JDate).LogicalToDisplay(70000,1)

R140826

Write ##class(isj.library.tools.JDate).LogicalToDisplay(70000,2)

令和14年08月26日

Write ##class(isj.library.tools.JDate).DisplayToLogical(“R140826”,1)

70000

Write ##class(isj.library.tools.JDate).DisplayToLogical(“令和14年08月26日”,2)

70000

for terminals unable to handle Japanese characters

set JD1=##class(isj.library.tools.JDate).LogicalToDisplay(70000,1)
set JD2=##class(isj.library.tools.JDate).LogicalToDisplay(70000,2)
zzdump JD1

0000: 52 31 34 30 38 32 36                                    R140826

zzdump JD2

0000: 4EE4 548C 0031 0034 5E74 0030 0038 6708                 令和14年08月

0008: 0032 0036 65E5                                          26日
write ##class(isj.library.tools.JDate).DisplayToLogical(JD2,2)

70000

write ##class(isj.library.tools.JDate).DisplayToLogical(JD1,1)

70000

Prereqisites for Docker

Make sure you have git and Docker desktop installed.

Installation

Clone/git pull the repo into any local directory

git clone https://github.com/intersystems-community/JDate.git    

Run the IRIS container with your project:

docker-compose up -d --build

How to Test it

Connect to the container using webterminal or
start an IRIS session in docker

   docker-compose exec iris iris session iris

or use
Demo Server SMP
Demo Server WebTerminal

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