#' Convert Japan Calendar to AD
#'
#' @param gengou_year gengou is strings in multibite charactor
#' which represents year name of Japanese Calender
#' @importFrom magrittr %>%
#' @return integer or NA if can't find proper gengou, this function return NA
conv_jc2ad <- function(gengou_year){
###################################################
# if gengou is added, you can add a function here
###################################################
syouwa2ad <- jc2ad_func("\u662d\u548c",1926)
heisei2ad <- jc2ad_func("\u5e73\u6210",1989)
ans <- gengou_year %>% syouwa2ad %>% heisei2ad
#ans <- stringr::str_remove(ans, "年第.四半期")
ans <- stringr::str_remove(ans, "\u5e74\u7b2c.\u56db\u534a\u671f")
# if cant conv, I puts NA
tmp <- stringr::str_match(ans, "^\\d+$")
ans <- ifelse(is.na(tmp[,1]), NA, as.integer(tmp[,1]))
return(ans)
}
#' Convert Japan Calendar to AD sub function
#'
#' @param gengou gengou is strings in multibite charactor which represents
#' year name of Japanese Calender
#' @param first_year what AD year a first year of Japanese calendar is
#' @return function jc2ad return convert function which you've set
jc2ad_func <- function(gengou, first_year){
# "元号(.+)年"でマッチ
pattern <- paste0(gengou, "(.+)\u5e74")
ans_func <- function(input_string){
input_string <- as.character(input_string)
#str <- sub("元年", "1年", input_string)
str <- sub("\u5143\u5e74", "1\u5e74", input_string)
tmp <- stringr::str_match(str, pattern)
ans <- ifelse(is.na(tmp[,1]), input_string,
as.integer(tmp[,2]) + first_year - 1)
return(ans)
}
return(ans_func)
}
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