Add constructor to LocalDate#135
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The functions name is 'toDate' and 'toLocalDate'.
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@shisho585 , can you update this PR for the package name change (as well as a sight change in the file path done for the Maven changes)? |
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I have a mess in my project I'm closing it and up from a new fork. |
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In java 8 there was added a new object 'LocalDate'.
This object is much easier and simple to use then 'Calendar' or 'Date' for handaling dates.
I added a new constructor to 'JewishDate' and 'JewishCalendar' that supports 'LocalDate'.