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The current BuddhistCalendar implementation has the following problems (known limitations). - Era isn't correct on any dates before Julian A.D. 1. - Dates are incorrect on any dates before Julian A.D. 1. - BuddhistCalendar uses the default Julian-Gregorian cutover of GregorianCalendar which doesn't make sense in Thailand. - Chantrakati is not supported (before B.E. 2431). If the Chantrakati calendar system is supported, methods such as get*Maximum will be affected because, for example, leap months are applicable in Chantrakati. - Gregorian was adopted in B.E. 2431. However, the first day of a year is April 1. - The first day of a year changed to January 1 from B.E. 2483. - In B.E. 2431 and 2483, the year has only 9 months. get*Minimum/Maximum must return the correct values based on the short years. getLeastMaximum must always return the correct value (not only in B.E. 2431 and 2483). ###@###.### 2003-03-17
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