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2022-06-10T10:03:12Z

Done. Thank you. Fixed. The 'master' branch had been renamed to 'main'. Also, FYI, the repository is also available on github (and just this second I'm not certain whether the github version is ahead a few commits of this sourceforge version, and I have to rush on something else)

Home modified by Boruch Baum

2022-06-10T10:00:13Z

--- v23
+++ v24
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
 # select a place to put the download
 mkdir foobar && cd foobar
 # download the material using git
-git clone --branch=master --depth=1 https://git.code.sf.net/p/libhdate/git libhdate-git
+git clone --branch=main --depth=1 https://git.code.sf.net/p/libhdate/git libhdate-git
 

 The project had in the past used different version control software, and that old data is, for the meantime, still accessible; however, the entire commit history should have been migrated to the git repository. Anyway, for reference, here's the obsolete svn repository information:

Discussion for Home page

2022-06-10T07:38:08Z

Need to update to git clone --branch=master

Home modified by Boruch Baum

2018-08-20T23:32:37Z

--- v22
+++ v23
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
 # select a place to put the download
 mkdir foobar && cd foobar
 # download the material using git
-git clone --branch=master --depth=1 https://boruch-baum@git.code.sf.net/p/libhdate/git libhdate-git
+git clone --branch=master --depth=1 https://git.code.sf.net/p/libhdate/git libhdate-git
 

The project had in the past used different version control software, and that old data is, for the meantime, still accessible; however, the entire commit history should have been migrated to the git repository. Anyway, for reference, here's the obsolete svn repository information:

Home modified by Boruch Baum

2018-08-20T23:30:19Z

--- v21
+++ v22
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@

 The latest and greatest stable release of libhdate is version 1.6.02, released January 02, 2013. If your distribution maintains a packaged version of libhdate, it's always recommended to download and install the package using your distribution's package manager from your distribution's repository. If your distribution doesn't have a copy of version 1.6.02, and your distribution is compatible with Debian, you should be able to use the Debian package, available  here  (thanks, Lior Kaplan). Otherwise, version 1.6.02, is available for all as a source tarball here. Download the file, unpack it, and follow the instructions in the INSTALL readme file.

-The most recent, bleeding-edge, development build is also available, with all it's snazzy new features (and possible bugs and hiccups), via git checkout.  From the command line, run:
+The most recent, bleeding-edge, development build is also available, with all it's snazzy new features (and possible bugs and hiccups), via git. You can browse the git repository online here and use the web interface to download a snapshot. Alternatively, you can perform a git checkout from the command line. For that,, run:

 # select a place to put the download
 mkdir foobar && cd foobar

Home modified by Boruch Baum

2018-08-20T23:23:19Z

--- v20
+++ v21
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 How do I get the latest and greatest version?
 libhdate has been a stable, finished product for many years, but is still getting further development (2018) The most recent, bleeding-edge, development build is also available, with all it's snazzy new features (and possible bugs and hiccups), via git checkout (see below).

-The latest and greatest stable release of libhdate is version 1.6.02, released January 02, 2013. If your distribution maintains a packaged version of libhdate, it's always recommended to download and install the package using your distribution's package manager from your distribution's repository. If your distribution doesn't have a copy of version 1.6.02, and your distribution is compatible with Debian, you should be able to use the Debian package, available   (thanks, Lior Kaplan). Otherwise, version 1.6.02, is available for all as a source tarball here. Download the file, unpack it, and follow the instructions in the INSTALL readme file.
+The latest and greatest stable release of libhdate is version 1.6.02, released January 02, 2013. If your distribution maintains a packaged version of libhdate, it's always recommended to download and install the package using your distribution's package manager from your distribution's repository. If your distribution doesn't have a copy of version 1.6.02, and your distribution is compatible with Debian, you should be able to use the Debian package, available  here  (thanks, Lior Kaplan). Otherwise, version 1.6.02, is available for all as a source tarball here. Download the file, unpack it, and follow the instructions in the INSTALL readme file.

 The most recent, bleeding-edge, development build is also available, with all it's snazzy new features (and possible bugs and hiccups), via git checkout.  From the command line, run:

Home modified by Boruch Baum

2018-08-20T23:22:26Z

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+++ v20
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 libhdate is a C library for Hebrew calendar information, including dates, holidays, and times of day. The package includes: hcal, a command line Hebrew calendar program; hdate, a command line program for date and times of day information; and a collection of library bindings to other programming languages (C++, pascal, python, perl, ruby, php). There are also some snippets and scripts written in the binding languages. Libhdate-Glib is a gobject wrapper for libhdate.

 How do I get the latest and greatest version?
-libhdate has been a stable, finished product for many years, but is still getting further development (2018) The most recent, bleeding-edge, development build is also available, with all it's snazzy new features (and possible bugs and hiccups), via git checkout (see below).
+libhdate has been a stable, finished product for many years, but is still getting further development (2018) The most recent, bleeding-edge, development build is also available, with all it's snazzy new features (and possible bugs and hiccups), via git checkout (see below).

 The latest and greatest stable release of libhdate is version 1.6.02, released January 02, 2013. If your distribution maintains a packaged version of libhdate, it's always recommended to download and install the package using your distribution's package manager from your distribution's repository. If your distribution doesn't have a copy of version 1.6.02, and your distribution is compatible with Debian, you should be able to use the Debian package, available   (thanks, Lior Kaplan). Otherwise, version 1.6.02, is available for all as a source tarball here. Download the file, unpack it, and follow the instructions in the INSTALL readme file.

Home modified by Boruch Baum

2018-08-20T23:21:42Z

--- v18
+++ v19
@@ -3,9 +3,9 @@
 libhdate is a C library for Hebrew calendar information, including dates, holidays, and times of day. The package includes: hcal, a command line Hebrew calendar program; hdate, a command line program for date and times of day information; and a collection of library bindings to other programming languages (C++, pascal, python, perl, ruby, php). There are also some snippets and scripts written in the binding languages. Libhdate-Glib is a gobject wrapper for libhdate.

 How do I get the latest and greatest version?
-The latest and greatest stable release of libhdate is version 1.6.02, released January 02, 2013. If your distribution maintains a packaged version of libhdate, it's always recommended to download and install the package using your distribution's package manager from your distribution's repository. If your distribution doesn't have a copy of version 1.6.02, and your distribution is compatible with Debian, you should be able to use the Debian package, available  If your distribution is compatible with Debian, you should be able to use the Debian package (currently only version 1.6.02), available here (thanks, Lior Kaplan).
+libhdate has been a stable, finished product for many years, but is still getting further development (2018) The most recent, bleeding-edge, development build is also available, with all it's snazzy new features (and possible bugs and hiccups), via git checkout (see below).

-Version 1.6.02, is available for all as a source tarball here. Download the file, unpack it, and follow the instructions in the INSTALL readme file.
+The latest and greatest stable release of libhdate is version 1.6.02, released January 02, 2013. If your distribution maintains a packaged version of libhdate, it's always recommended to download and install the package using your distribution's package manager from your distribution's repository. If your distribution doesn't have a copy of version 1.6.02, and your distribution is compatible with Debian, you should be able to use the Debian package, available   (thanks, Lior Kaplan). Otherwise, version 1.6.02, is available for all as a source tarball here. Download the file, unpack it, and follow the instructions in the INSTALL readme file.

 The most recent, bleeding-edge, development build is also available, with all it's snazzy new features (and possible bugs and hiccups), via git checkout.  From the command line, run:

Home modified by Boruch Baum

2018-08-20T04:05:43Z

--- v17
+++ v18
@@ -34,23 +34,23 @@

 Thanks to Yaacov Zamir for writing the original library, based upon source code from Amos Shapir's hdate package as fixed and patched by Nadav Har'El.  Since 2011, maintenance and development is by Boruch Baum.

-    *Amos Shapir: Code for date conversion.
-    *Zvi Har'El: Tables for the Torah reading sequence.
-    *Petr Tomasek: Use of julian.
-    *Michael Kaminsky: Diaspora holidays fixes.
-    *Moshe Wagner: Diaspora readings fixes.
+* Amos Shapir: Code for date conversion.
+* Zvi Har'El: Tables for the Torah reading sequence.
+* Petr Tomasek: Use of julian.
+* Michael Kaminsky: Diaspora holidays fixes.
+* Moshe Wagner: Diaspora readings fixes.

 Bindings:

-    *Ido Kanner: Free Pascal.
-    *Yaacov Zamir: Python, Perl, Ruby, PHP.
+* Ido Kanner: Free Pascal.
+* Yaacov Zamir: Python, Perl, Ruby, PHP.

 Translations:

-    *Peled Esti: Spanish.
-    *Boris Peterberg: Russian.
-    *Daniel Nylander: Swedish.
-    *Yaacov Zamir: French, Hebrew.
+* Peled Esti: Spanish.
+* Boris Peterberg: Russian.
+* Daniel Nylander: Swedish.
+* Yaacov Zamir: French, Hebrew.

 Contact

Home modified by Boruch Baum

2018-08-20T04:01:16Z

--- v16
+++ v17
@@ -34,29 +34,23 @@

 Thanks to Yaacov Zamir for writing the original library, based upon source code from Amos Shapir's hdate package as fixed and patched by Nadav Har'El.  Since 2011, maintenance and development is by Boruch Baum.

-    
-    Amos Shapir: Code for date conversion.
-    
Zvi Har'El: Tables for the Torah reading sequence.
-    
Petr Tomasek: Use of julian.
-    
Michael Kaminsky: Diaspora holidays fixes.
-    
Moshe Wagner: Diaspora readings fixes.
-    
+    *Amos Shapir: Code for date conversion.
+    *Zvi Har'El: Tables for the Torah reading sequence.
+    *Petr Tomasek: Use of julian.
+    *Michael Kaminsky: Diaspora holidays fixes.
+    *Moshe Wagner: Diaspora readings fixes.

 Bindings:

-    
-    Ido Kanner: Free Pascal.
-    
Yaacov Zamir: Python, Perl, Ruby, PHP.
-    
+    *Ido Kanner: Free Pascal.
+    *Yaacov Zamir: Python, Perl, Ruby, PHP.

 Translations:

-    
-    Peled Esti: Spanish.
-    
Boris Peterberg: Russian.
-    
Daniel Nylander: Swedish.
-    
Yaacov Zamir: French, Hebrew.
-    
+    *Peled Esti: Spanish.
+    *Boris Peterberg: Russian.
+    *Daniel Nylander: Swedish.
+    *Yaacov Zamir: French, Hebrew.

 Contact