Examples with RecurrenceSet com.android.calendarcommon2.RecurrenceSet used on opensource projects

Example 1 with RecurrenceSet

use of com.android.calendarcommon2.RecurrenceSet in project Etar-Calendar by Etar-Group.

the class EditEventHelper method updatePastEvents.

/**
     * Prepares an update to the original event so it stops where the new series
     * begins. When we update 'this and all following' events we need to change
     * the original event to end before a new series starts. This creates an
     * update to the old event's rrule to do that.
     *<p>
     * If the event's recurrence rule has a COUNT, we also need to reduce the count in the
     * RRULE for the exception event.
     *
     * @param ops The list of operations to add the update to
     * @param originalModel The original event that we're updating
     * @param endTimeMillis The time before which the event must end (i.e. the start time of the
     *        exception event instance).
     * @return A replacement exception recurrence rule.
     */
public String updatePastEvents(ArrayList<ContentProviderOperation> ops, CalendarEventModel originalModel, long endTimeMillis) {
    boolean origAllDay = originalModel.mAllDay;
    String origRrule = originalModel.mRrule;
    String newRrule = origRrule;
    EventRecurrence origRecurrence = new EventRecurrence();
    origRecurrence.parse(origRrule);
    // Get the start time of the first instance in the original recurrence.
    long startTimeMillis = originalModel.mStart;
    Time dtstart = new Time();
    dtstart.timezone = originalModel.mTimezone;
    dtstart.set(startTimeMillis);
    ContentValues updateValues = new ContentValues();
    if (origRecurrence.count > 0) {
        /*
             * Generate the full set of instances for this recurrence, from the first to the
             * one just before endTimeMillis.  The list should never be empty, because this method
             * should not be called for the first instance.  All we're really interested in is
             * the *number* of instances found.
             *
             * TODO: the model assumes RRULE and ignores RDATE, EXRULE, and EXDATE.  For the
             * current environment this is reasonable, but that may not hold in the future.
             *
             * TODO: if COUNT is 1, should we convert the event to non-recurring?  e.g. we
             * do an "edit this and all future events" on the 2nd instances.
             */
        RecurrenceSet recurSet = new RecurrenceSet(originalModel.mRrule, null, null, null);
        RecurrenceProcessor recurProc = new RecurrenceProcessor();
        long[] recurrences;
        try {
            recurrences = recurProc.expand(dtstart, recurSet, startTimeMillis, endTimeMillis);
        } catch (DateException de) {
            throw new RuntimeException(de);
        }
        if (recurrences.length == 0) {
            throw new RuntimeException("can't use this method on first instance");
        }
        EventRecurrence excepRecurrence = new EventRecurrence();
        // TODO: add+use a copy constructor instead
        excepRecurrence.parse(origRrule);
        excepRecurrence.count -= recurrences.length;
        newRrule = excepRecurrence.toString();
        origRecurrence.count = recurrences.length;
    } else {
        // The "until" time must be in UTC time in order for Google calendar
        // to display it properly. For all-day events, the "until" time string
        // must include just the date field, and not the time field. The
        // repeating events repeat up to and including the "until" time.
        Time untilTime = new Time();
        untilTime.timezone = Time.TIMEZONE_UTC;
        // Subtract one second from the old begin time to get the new
        // "until" time.
        // subtract one second (1000 millis)
        untilTime.set(endTimeMillis - 1000);
        if (origAllDay) {
            untilTime.hour = 0;
            untilTime.minute = 0;
            untilTime.second = 0;
            untilTime.allDay = true;
            untilTime.normalize(false);
            // This should no longer be necessary -- DTSTART should already be in the correct
            // format for an all-day event.
            dtstart.hour = 0;
            dtstart.minute = 0;
            dtstart.second = 0;
            dtstart.allDay = true;
            dtstart.timezone = Time.TIMEZONE_UTC;
        }
        origRecurrence.until = untilTime.format2445();
    }
    updateValues.put(Events.RRULE, origRecurrence.toString());
    updateValues.put(Events.DTSTART, dtstart.normalize(true));
    ContentProviderOperation.Builder b = ContentProviderOperation.newUpdate(Uri.parse(originalModel.mUri)).withValues(updateValues);
    ops.add(b.build());
    return newRrule;
}