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Hello @Carreau .
This Issue is to request new feature to be added to the current Notebook.
Calendar systems and calendar formats vary from region to region. Although the Gregorian calendar is used for business transactions in most countries, national conventions and government requirements make it important that computer applications accommodate local calendar formats.
Our focus is the coverage of two types of Calendars:
• The Hijri/Islamic calendar, which is a lunar calendar.
• Hebrew/Jewish calendar, which is a lunisolar calendar.
National Calendar for Jupyter Notebook should be displayed according to user preferred settings, however it was found that no such preference exists.
Figure 1: Display of the date stamp in Jupyter Notebook
Figure 2: Display of the date stamp in the generated pdf via laTex
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello @Carreau .
This Issue is to request new feature to be added to the current Notebook.
Calendar systems and calendar formats vary from region to region. Although the Gregorian calendar is used for business transactions in most countries, national conventions and government requirements make it important that computer applications accommodate local calendar formats.
Our focus is the coverage of two types of Calendars:
• The Hijri/Islamic calendar, which is a lunar calendar.
• Hebrew/Jewish calendar, which is a lunisolar calendar.
National Calendar for Jupyter Notebook should be displayed according to user preferred settings, however it was found that no such preference exists.
Figure 1: Display of the date stamp in Jupyter Notebook
Figure 2: Display of the date stamp in the generated pdf via laTex
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: