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package com.softicar.platform.common.date;

import com.softicar.platform.common.core.clock.CurrentClock;
import com.softicar.platform.common.string.Padding;
import java.util.Calendar;
import java.util.Date;

/**
 * Represents a day.
 *
 * @author Oliver Richers
 */
public final class Day extends DateItem {

	// -------------------------------- INDEX FUNCTIONS -------------------------------- //

	/**
	 * Returns the day with the specified index.
	 * 

* The day with the index 0 is the first day of January of the year 0. * * @param index * the absolute index of the day * @return the day with the specified index */ public static Day get(int index) { return new Day(index); } /** * Returns the absolute index of this day. *

* The following holds true: Day.get(x).getAbsoluteIndex() == x */ @Override public int getAbsoluteIndex() { return m_index; } /** * Returns the day in the specified distance from this day. */ @Override public Day getRelative(int distance) { return get(m_index + distance); } // -------------------------------- YEAR FUNCTIONS -------------------------------- // /** * Returns the year containing this day. * * @return the containing year */ public Year getYear() { return Year.get(ISOCalendar.getYearWithDay(m_index)); } /** * Returns the index of this day within its containing year. * * @return the index in the range [1,365] or [1,366] depending on the type * of the year */ public int getIndexWithinYear() { return ISOCalendar.getDayIndexWithinYear(m_index); } // -------------------------------- MONTH FUNCTIONS -------------------------------- // /** * Returns the month containing this day. * * @return the containing month */ public Month getMonth() { return Month.get(ISOCalendar.getMonthWithDay(m_index)); } /** * Returns the index of this day within its containing month. * * @return the index in the range [1,31] */ public int getIndexWithinMonth() { return ISOCalendar.getDayIndexWithinMonth(m_index); } // -------------------------------- WEEK FUNCTIONS -------------------------------- // /** * Returns the week containing this day. * * @return the containing week */ public Week getWeek() { return Week.get(ISOCalendar.getWeekWithDay(m_index)); } /** * Returns the index of this day within its containing week. * * @return the index in the range [1,7] */ public int getIndexWithinWeek() { return ISOCalendar.getDayIndexWithinWeek(m_index); } /** * Returns the next day from this day, that is of the given targetWeekDay. * Special case: If this day is of the given targetWeekDay, the returned day * is exactly one week later. * * @param targetWeekDay * desired week day. * @return next day that is of the given targektWeekDay. */ public Day getNextWeekDay(Weekday targetWeekDay) { Day targetDay = new Day(this.m_index).getNext(); while (!targetDay.getWeekday().equals(targetWeekDay)) { targetDay = targetDay.getNext(); } return targetDay; } /** * Returns the weekday name of this day. */ public Weekday getWeekday() { return Weekday.get(getIndexWithinWeek()); } public boolean isMonday() { return getWeek().getMonday().equals(this); } public boolean isTuesday() { return getWeek().getTuesday().equals(this); } public boolean isWednesday() { return getWeek().getWednesday().equals(this); } public boolean isThursday() { return getWeek().getThursday().equals(this); } public boolean isFriday() { return getWeek().getFriday().equals(this); } public boolean isSaturday() { return getWeek().getSaturday().equals(this); } public boolean isSunday() { return getWeek().getSunday().equals(this); } // -------------------------------- 1970 FUNCTIONS -------------------------------- // /** * Returns the distance of this day since the first of January 1970. * * @return the distance from 1970-01-01 */ public int getIndexSince1970() { return m_index - DAY_INDEX_1970; } public static Day get1970() { return new Day(DAY_INDEX_1970); } // -------------------------------- FACTORY FUNCTIONS -------------------------------- // /** * Same as {@link #fromYMDChecked} but does not check for out-of-range * values. *

* Month numbers that leave the range [1,12] are gracefully mapped to valid * months. For example, month number 16 would be mapped to March of the next * year, while -1 would be mapped to November of the previous year. This * allows simple arithmetics on months. *

* Day numbers that leave the range [1,n] are also mapped to valid dates. * For example, an invalid date like the 39st of November will be mapped to * the 9th of December. This logic also properly handles leap years, that * is, the 29th of February is only mapped to the 1st of March for non-leap * years. */ public static Day fromYMD(int year, int month, int day) { int absoluteMonth = ISOCalendar.getMonthOfYear(year, month); int absoluteDay = ISOCalendar.getDayOfMonth(absoluteMonth, day); return Day.get(absoluteDay); } /** * Returns the {@link Day} for the given triplet of year, month and day of * the month. * * @param year * the absolute number of the year * @param month * the number of the month [1,12] * @param day * the number of the day [1,n], where n is the number of * days in the month of the respective year * @return the respective {@link Day} (never null) * @throws IllegalDateSpecificationException * if either the month number violates the range [1,12] or if * the day number violates the range [1,n] */ public static Day fromYMDChecked(int year, int month, int day) { if (!ISOCalendar.isValidYMD(year, month, day)) { throw new IllegalDateSpecificationException(year, month, day); } return fromYMD(year, month, day); } /** * The same as {@link #fromYMD(int, int, int)}, just with a {@link Year} as * first parameter. */ public static Day fromYMD(Year year, int month, int day) { return fromYMD(year.getAbsoluteIndex(), month, day); } /** * Returns the day represented by the specified date object. * * @param millis * the current milliseconds since midnight, January 1, 1970 UTC * @return the matching day */ public static Day fromMillis(long millis) { Calendar cal = ISOCalendar.getNewCalendar(); cal.setTimeInMillis(millis); return fromYMD(cal.get(Calendar.YEAR), cal.get(Calendar.MONTH) + 1, cal.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH)); } /** * Returns the day represented by the specified date object. * * @param date * the date object or null * @return the matching day; null if date was null */ public static Day fromDate(Date date) { if (date != null) { return fromMillis(date.getTime()); } else { return null; } } /** * Parses the specified text into a day according to the specified format. * * @param format * the format of the text * @param text * the textual representation of the day * @return format.parseDay(text) */ public static Day parse(DateFormat format, String text) { return format.parseDay(text); } /** * Returns the current {@link Day}, according to {@link CurrentClock}. * * @return today the current {@link Day} (never null) */ public static Day today() { return Day.fromMillis(CurrentClock.get().millis()); } // -------------------------------- CONVERTING FUNCTIONS -------------------------------- // public long toMillis() { Calendar cal = ISOCalendar.getNewCalendar(); cal.set(Calendar.YEAR, getYear().getAbsoluteIndex()); cal.set(Calendar.MONTH, getMonth().getIndexWithinYear() - 1); cal.set(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH, getIndexWithinMonth()); cal.set(Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY, 0); cal.set(Calendar.MINUTE, 0); cal.set(Calendar.SECOND, 0); cal.set(Calendar.MILLISECOND, 0); return cal.getTimeInMillis(); } public DayTime getBegin() { return new DayTime(this, 0, 0, 0); } public DayTime getEnd() { return new DayTime(this, 23, 59, 59); } public DayTime toDayTime() { return new DayTime(this); } public DayTime toDayTime(int seconds) { return DayTime.fromDayAndSeconds(this, seconds); } public Date toDate() { return new Date(toMillis()); } // -------------------------------- TO STRING FUNCTIONS -------------------------------- // public String format(String formatString) { return DateUtils.format(this, formatString); } /** * Returns the date in ISO-Format: YYYY-MM-DD */ @Override public final String toString() { return toISOString(); } /** * Returns the date in German format: DD.MM.YYYY */ public final String toGermanString() { return String.format("%02d.%02d.%04d", getIndexWithinMonth(), getMonth().getIndexWithinYear(), getYear().getAbsoluteIndex()); } /** * Returns the day in ISO-format: YYYY-MM-DD */ public final String toISOString() { return String.format("%04d-%02d-%02d", getYear().getAbsoluteIndex(), getMonth().getIndexWithinYear(), getIndexWithinMonth()); } /** * Returns the day with index of day within month and index of month. */ public final String toDMString() { return String.format("%d.%d.", getIndexWithinMonth(), getMonth().getIndexWithinYear()); } public final String toHumanString() { switch (Day.today().getDistance(this)) { case -2: return CommonDateI18n._2_DAYS_AGO.toString(); case -1: return CommonDateI18n.YESTERDAY.toString(); case 0: return CommonDateI18n.TODAY.toString(); case 1: return CommonDateI18n.TOMORROW.toString(); default: return toString(); } } /** * Returns a string representation in the form YYWWD. *

* The returned D will be in the range 1 through 7 for Monday through * Sunday, respectively. * * @return the day as a string YYWWD */ public final String toYYWWDString() { return getWeek().toYYWWString() + getIndexWithinWeek(); } public final String toDDString() { return Padding.padLeft("" + getIndexWithinMonth(), '0', 2); } public final String toYYMMDDString() { return getMonth().toYYMMString() + toDDString(); } // -------------------------------- PRIVATE -------------------------------- // private Day(int index) { m_index = index; } private final int m_index; // absolute index of this day private static final int DAY_INDEX_1970 = 719528; }





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