Added a "range" member to date_interval_t
This is used to define the beginning/ending ranges of the time period, before it becomes fixed (by calling stabilize()) and then sets the values of start and end.
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src/times.cc
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src/times.cc
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@ -194,7 +194,7 @@ namespace {
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std::vector<shared_ptr<date_io_t> > readers;
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date_t parse_date_mask_routine(const char * date_str, date_io_t& io,
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optional<date_t::year_type> year,
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optional_year year,
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date_traits_t * traits = NULL)
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{
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date_t when;
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@ -231,8 +231,7 @@ namespace {
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return when;
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}
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date_t parse_date_mask(const char * date_str,
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optional<date_t::year_type> year,
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date_t parse_date_mask(const char * date_str, optional_year year,
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date_traits_t * traits = NULL)
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{
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if (input_date_io.get()) {
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@ -305,7 +304,7 @@ string_to_month_of_year(const std::string& str)
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return none;
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}
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datetime_t parse_datetime(const char * str, optional<date_t::year_type>)
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datetime_t parse_datetime(const char * str, optional_year)
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{
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datetime_t when = input_datetime_io->parse(str);
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if (when.is_not_a_date_time())
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@ -313,13 +312,12 @@ datetime_t parse_datetime(const char * str, optional<date_t::year_type>)
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return when;
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}
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date_t parse_date(const char * str, optional<date_t::year_type> current_year)
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date_t parse_date(const char * str, optional_year current_year)
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{
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return parse_date_mask(str, current_year);
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}
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date_t
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date_specifier_t::begin(const optional<date_t::year_type>& current_year) const
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date_t date_specifier_t::begin(const optional_year& current_year) const
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{
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assert(year || current_year);
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@ -340,8 +338,7 @@ date_specifier_t::begin(const optional<date_t::year_type>& current_year) const
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static_cast<date_t::day_type>(the_day));
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}
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date_t
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date_specifier_t::end(const optional<date_t::year_type>& current_year) const
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date_t date_specifier_t::end(const optional_year& current_year) const
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{
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if (day || wday)
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return begin(current_year) + gregorian::days(1);
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@ -418,8 +415,8 @@ void date_interval_t::stabilize(const optional<date_t>& date)
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// want a date early enough that the range will be correct, but late
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// enough that we don't spend hundreds of thousands of loops skipping
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// through time.
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optional<date_t> initial_start = start;
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optional<date_t> initial_finish = finish;
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optional<date_t> initial_start = start ? start : begin(date->year());
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optional<date_t> initial_finish = finish ? finish : end(date->year());
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#if defined(DEBUG_ON)
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if (initial_start)
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src/times.h
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src/times.h
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@ -84,19 +84,19 @@ string_to_day_of_week(const std::string& str);
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optional<date_time::months_of_year>
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string_to_month_of_year(const std::string& str);
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datetime_t parse_datetime(const char * str,
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optional<date_t::year_type> current_year = none);
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typedef optional<date_t::year_type> optional_year;
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datetime_t parse_datetime(const char * str, optional_year current_year = none);
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inline datetime_t parse_datetime(const std::string& str,
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optional<date_t::year_type> current_year = none) {
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optional_year current_year = none) {
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return parse_datetime(str.c_str(), current_year);
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}
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date_t parse_date(const char * str,
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optional<date_t::year_type> current_year = none);
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date_t parse_date(const char * str, optional_year current_year = none);
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inline date_t parse_date(const std::string& str,
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optional<date_t::year_type> current_year = none) {
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optional_year current_year = none) {
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return parse_date(str.c_str(), current_year);
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}
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day = date.day();
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}
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date_t begin(const optional<date_t::year_type>& current_year = none) const;
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date_t end(const optional<date_t::year_type>& current_year = none) const;
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date_t begin(const optional_year& current_year = none) const;
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date_t end(const optional_year& current_year = none) const;
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bool is_within(const date_t& date,
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const optional<date_t::year_type>& current_year = none) const {
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const optional_year& current_year = none) const {
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return date >= begin(current_year) && date < end(current_year);
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}
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@ -242,15 +242,13 @@ class date_range_t
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optional<date_specifier_t> range_end;
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public:
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optional<date_t>
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begin(const optional<date_t::year_type>& current_year = none) const {
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optional<date_t> begin(const optional_year& current_year = none) const {
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if (range_begin)
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return range_begin->begin(current_year);
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else
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return none;
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}
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optional<date_t>
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end(const optional<date_t::year_type>& current_year = none) const {
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optional<date_t> end(const optional_year& current_year = none) const {
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if (range_end)
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return range_end->end(current_year);
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else
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}
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bool is_within(const date_t& date,
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const optional<date_t::year_type>& current_year = none) const {
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const optional_year& current_year = none) const {
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optional<date_t> b = begin(current_year);
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optional<date_t> e = end(current_year);
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bool after_begin = b ? date >= *b : true;
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@ -353,8 +351,7 @@ class date_specifier_or_range_t
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value_type specifier_or_range;
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public:
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optional<date_t>
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begin(const optional<date_t::year_type>& current_year = none) const {
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optional<date_t> begin(const optional_year& current_year = none) const {
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if (specifier_or_range.type() == typeid(date_specifier_t))
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return boost::get<date_specifier_t>(specifier_or_range).begin(current_year);
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else if (specifier_or_range.type() == typeid(date_range_t))
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else
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return none;
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}
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optional<date_t>
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end(const optional<date_t::year_type>& current_year = none) const {
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optional<date_t> end(const optional_year& current_year = none) const {
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if (specifier_or_range.type() == typeid(date_specifier_t))
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return boost::get<date_specifier_t>(specifier_or_range).end(current_year);
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else if (specifier_or_range.type() == typeid(date_range_t))
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static date_t subtract_duration(const date_t& date,
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const date_duration_t& duration);
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optional<date_specifier_or_range_t> range;
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optional<date_t> start; // the real start, after adjustment
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optional<date_t> finish; // the real end, likewise
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bool aligned;
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@ -410,7 +408,8 @@ public:
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parse(str);
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}
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date_interval_t(const date_interval_t& other)
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: start(other.start),
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: range(other.range),
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start(other.start),
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finish(other.finish),
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aligned(other.aligned),
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skip_duration(other.skip_duration),
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return is_valid();
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}
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optional<date_t> begin(const optional_year& current_year = none) const {
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return start ? start : (range ? range->begin(current_year) : none);
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}
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optional<date_t> end(const optional_year& current_year = none) const {
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return finish ? finish : (range ? range->end(current_year) : none);
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}
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void parse(std::istream& in);
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void parse(const string& str) {
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template<class Archive>
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void serialize(Archive& ar, const unsigned int /* version */) {
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ar & range;
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ar & start;
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ar & finish;
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ar & aligned;
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