Extending scope QuantLib Years

[Jeroen_Decuypere]

Hi,

The QuantLib-years scope is between 1900-2100. In order to know all the holidays like Easter, I assume?
Is there however a nice way to make the QuantLib- date (1,QuantLib::January,2112) ?


For now, I added yearOffset[] in date.cpp with 20 more integers, and changed the QL-criteria till 2120.
I also did expand the arrays SpringFestival[] en EasterMonday in china.cpp and calendar.cpp.
The exact dates of those hols are not that important (for me).

I was wondering if there existed already such an scope-expansion?


Greets,
Jeroen Decuypere

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[Luigi Ballabio]

On Thu, 2007-04-26 at 10:15 +0200, [hidden email] wrote:
> The QuantLib-years scope is between 1900-2100. In order to know all
> the holidays like Easter, I assume?

Yes.

> I was wondering if there existed already such an scope-expansion?

No. But if you have the data for 2100 onwards, I'll be happy to add them
to the existing ones.

Later,
        Luigi


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