Remove Calendar #179
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Remove Calendar #179
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Signed-off-by: Carlos Quiroz <carlos.m.quiroz@gmail.com>
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I am fine with removal of Calendar and Japanese chronology classes, since I do not use any country-specific calendar systems on application at all. |
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java.util.Calendar is less than half baked and most of it is unimplemented methods
It makes more sense to remove it altogether. A side effect is that I need to remove Japanese chronology classes as they rely on
Calendarbut they'd be broken anyway if usedLet me know if this is an issue
Fixes #87