This will allow you to convert Gregorian Calender to Ethiopian Calender and vice versa
If your compiler is not c++11 mode, you have to add -std=c++11 or -std=gnu++11 on your compiler settings/compiler flags
The usage is really simple.
Create a main.cpp file and add the following
#include <iostream>
#include "eth_cal.h" /** Include the header file */
int main() {
string month, month_conv;
int year, day, year_conv, day_conv;
cout<<"Enter the Gregorian Date that you want to convert eg -> (Jun 15 2017) \n";
cin>>month>>day>>year;
tie(year_conv, month_conv, day_conv) = to_ethiopian_date(year, month, day);
/** Now the year_conv, month_conv and day_conv - variables holds
* the converted year, converted month and the converted day respectively
*/
cout<<month_conv<<" "<<day_conv<< " " << year_conv << " E.C";
return 0;
}
Feel free to create issues / pull requests.
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Gregorian to Ethiopian Calender Convertor library
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