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Hi Jon: Its on my to-do list to start using Joda for date-time processing. Ive hidden all references to ucar.units, so it will be easy enough to change to joda when i can. There also seemed to be some possibility that the author might rewrite Joda to use generics. Roland Schweitzer has implemented some of the non-standard calendars (eg 360 days), and ill use that when i can get to the refactor. John Jon Blower wrote:
Hi John (and list), Can Java-NetCDF handle the different calendar systems that CF defines (e.g. 360 day)? Looking at CoordinateAxis1DTime, a time axis can be represented as a java.util.Date array, but I can't see a way to relate this to a calendar system (a java.util.Date is essentially a wrapper for a number of milliseconds since the epoch). The Joda-time library provides a different DateTime class that links to different calendar systems (which they call Chronologies) - could this be useful? Cheers, Jon
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