ruby-calendarRuby modules to handle various calendars
1.11.4r_1,1develΣ=1 1.11.4r_1,1Version of this port present on the latest quarterly branch.
BROKEN: does not build with Ruby 2.3 DEPRECATED: Does not build with current versions of ruby This port expired on: 2018-01-14 IGNORE: is marked as broken: does not build with Ruby 2.3
Ruby-calendar includes the following modules.
Calendrical Calculations module:
This module supports the following calendars:
Gregorian (current civil), Calendar week (ISO), Julian (old
civil), Islamic (Moslem), Hebrew (Jewish), Mayan, French
Revolutionary, Old Hindu, Achelis', Coptic, Ethiopian, Jalaali
(incomplete), Kyureki (Japanese traditional with CE) A "Getdate"
module
Getdate module:
This module provides a method which creates a Time object reflecting
the given representation of dates and times. An "Sdn" module
Sdn module:
This is an interface to the Scott E. Lee's SDN package.
This module supports the following calendars:
Gregorian, Julian, French Republican, Jewish
WWW: http://www.funaba.org/en/calendar.html#calendar
===> The following configuration options are available for ruby23-calendar-1.11.4r_1,1:
DOCS=on: Build and/or install documentation
EXAMPLES=on: Build and/or install examples
===> Use 'make config' to modify these settings
Remove expired ports:
2018-01-14 textproc/ruby-sary: Does not build with current versions of ruby
2018-01-14 textproc/ruby-deplate: Does not build with current versions of ruby
2018-01-14 www/ruby-aws: Does not build with current versions of ruby
2018-01-14 www/samidare: Does not build with current versions of ruby
2018-01-14 devel/ruby-calendar: Does not build with current versions of ruby
2018-01-14 devel/ruby-rbbr: Does not build with current versions of ruby
2018-01-14 devel/ruby-date2: Does not build with current versions of ruby
2018-01-12 audio/ruby-xmms2: Does not build with current versions of ruby
Add OPTIONS_DEFINE=DOCS for ports with %%PORTDOCS%% in the plist.
Where possible, correct a few instances where PORTDOCS was being used
to flag stuff in EXAMPLESDIR. For some ports, mostly those owned by
ruby@, PORTDOCS is applied to pretty much everything whether it's
documentation or example.