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#ifndef __CALENDARCONVERTER_H__

#define __CALENDARCONVERTER_H__

#include <e32std.h>

#include <e32base.h>

class TChineseDate  

/** Chinese date.

Its public member data is the year cycle, the year (1-60), the month (1-12), whether or 

not the month is a leap month, and the day in the month (1-29 or 30). 

@publishedAll

@released */

	{

public:

	IMPORT_C TChineseDate();

	IMPORT_C TBool operator==(const TChineseDate& aDate) const;

public:

	/** The year cycle. */

	TInt iCycle;

	/** The year (1-60). */

	TInt iYear;

	/** The month (1-12). */

	TInt iMonth;

	/** Whether or not the month is a leap month. */

	TBool iLeapMonth;

	/** The day in the month (1-29 or 30). */

	TInt iDay;

	};

class CChineseCalendarConverter : public CBase

/** Converts between TDateTime and TChineseDate formats in both directions. Chinese dates 

are calculated using the -2636 epoch. This is equivalent to 2637 BCE (Before Common Era). 

@publishedAll

@released */

	{

public:

	IMPORT_C static CChineseCalendarConverter* NewL();

	/** Creates a Chinese date from a TDateTime value.

	@param aDateTime The date/time value to convert.

	@param aChineseDate On return, contains the Chinese date. If the supplied date 

	is invalid, this contains KErrArgument. */

	virtual void DateTimeToChineseL(const TDateTime& aDateTime, TChineseDate& aChineseDate)=0;

	/** Creates a TDateTime value from a Chinese date.

	@param aChineseDate A date in Chinese format.

	@param aDateTime On return, contains a date value. If the supplied date is 

	invalid, this contains KErrArgument. */

	virtual void ChineseToDateTimeL(const TChineseDate& aChineseDate, TDateTime& aDateTime)=0;

	/** Returns the range of dates, in standard date format, acceptable to the Chinese 

	calendar converter. 

	@param aLower On return, contains the lower limit of the converter.

	@param aUpper On return, contains the upper limit of the converter. */

	virtual void DateRange(TDateTime& aLower, TDateTime& aUpper)=0;

	/** Returns the range of dates, in Chinese date format, acceptable to the Chinese 

	calendar converter.

	@param aLower On return, contains the lower limit of the converter.

	@param aUpper On return, contains the upper limit of the converter. */

	virtual void DateRange(TChineseDate& aLower, TChineseDate& aUpper)=0;

	/** Returns the result of the last calendar conversion as a Julian date. 

	@return The Julian date. */

	virtual TReal JulianDate() __SOFTFP =0;

	};

#endif