Calendars v0.1.2 Calendars.Babylonian View Source

Documentation for the Babylonian calendar (DR4).

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Types

t()

Functions

date(year, month, leap, day)

Returns a Babylonian date from its parts.

epoch()

Returns the epoch of the Babylonian calendar.

from_date(source_calendar_date, source_calendar)

Converts source_calendar_date of the source_calendar into the corresponding Babylonian date.

from_fixed(fixed)

Converts the fixed date in to the corresponding Babylonian date.

Converts the Julian Day number jd into the corresponding Babylonian date.

Returns the keyword used to access data in the DR4 sample data.

to_date(babylonian_date, target_calendar)

Converts babylonian_date into the corresponding date of target_calendar.

to_fixed(babylonian_date)

Converts babylonian_date into the corresponding fixed date.

to_jd(babylonian_date)

Converts babylonian_date into the corresponding Julian Day number.

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t()

Specs

t() :: {year(), month(), leap(), day()}

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date(year, month, leap, day)

Returns a Babylonian date from its parts.

epoch()

Returns the epoch of the Babylonian calendar.

from_date(source_calendar_date, source_calendar)

Converts source_calendar_date of the source_calendar into the corresponding Babylonian date.

from_fixed(fixed)

Converts the fixed date in to the corresponding Babylonian date.

from_jd(jd)

Converts the Julian Day number jd into the corresponding Babylonian date.

keyword()

Returns the keyword used to access data in the DR4 sample data.

to_date(babylonian_date, target_calendar)

Converts babylonian_date into the corresponding date of target_calendar.

to_fixed(babylonian_date)

Converts babylonian_date into the corresponding fixed date.

to_jd(babylonian_date)

Converts babylonian_date into the corresponding Julian Day number.