This looked promising, it’s a Google code project with a tantalizing set of function names but I couldn’t find any actual code:
It must exist somewhere, though, because I think it’s driving this calendar:
http://sanctus.org/lectionary.html
I think the code for this one is written in Python:
http://olcc.us/resources/liturgical-calc
Method Definitions
Lectionary calculators define the following methods:
setDate()
getWeek()
getEndOfYear()
getLastSunday()
getAdvent()
getEpiphany()
getTransfiguration()
getLent()
getEaster()
getPentecost()
Quote from: kongondo at Aug 10, 2009, 05:03 AM
@Bob
Thx for the code
btw, typo here?
Note: If your page is cached, you may need to call the snippet uncached ([[Season]]).
Shouldn’t it be [!Season!] ?
cheers/k
The code is right but the description is wrong.
I should have said:
If your page is uncached, you may need to call the snippet cached: [[Season]].
Due to the reversal of caching designations in nested caching situations in Evo (although I’m tired enough that I may still have it wrong).
That description should be fine...:D
cheers/k
Bob: I love this snippet. WIsh I found it earlier. Anything that I need to modify to make it work in Revo 2.10?
After a quick look, I'd say it should work as is in Revo.
