Following on from the previous post, here is a screen shot from the XE4 IDE showing the properties of the new TEDLDateTimeInfo Non-visual Component:
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I’m sure the Japanese have some cool calendar where we’re up to the year 2800 or something. And what about the Maya? Gotta have the Mayan date, so we’ll know the next time the world ends, after that fiasco a few years back when it failed to! 😉
Yes we will look at how we can incorporate other Calendars – thanks for the suggestions 🙂