Examples with DateTimeUnit org.hisp.dhis.calendar.DateTimeUnit used on opensource projects

Example 26 with DateTimeUnit

use of org.hisp.dhis.calendar.DateTimeUnit in project dhis2-core by dhis2.

the class MonthlyPeriodType method generateRollingPeriods.

/**
 * Generates the last 12 months where the last one is the month which the
 * given date is inside.
 */
@Override
public List<Period> generateRollingPeriods(DateTimeUnit dateTimeUnit, Calendar calendar) {
    dateTimeUnit.setDay(1);
    DateTimeUnit iterationDateTimeUnit = calendar.minusMonths(dateTimeUnit, 11);
    List<Period> periods = Lists.newArrayList();
    for (int i = 0; i < 12; i++) {
        periods.add(createPeriod(iterationDateTimeUnit, calendar));
        iterationDateTimeUnit = calendar.plusMonths(iterationDateTimeUnit, 1);
    }
    return periods;
}

Example 27 with DateTimeUnit

use of org.hisp.dhis.calendar.DateTimeUnit in project dhis2-core by dhis2.

the class BiMonthlyPeriodType method getRewindedDate.

@Override
public Date getRewindedDate(Date date, Integer rewindedPeriods) {
    Calendar cal = getCalendar();
    date = date != null ? date : new Date();
    rewindedPeriods = rewindedPeriods != null ? rewindedPeriods : 1;
    DateTimeUnit dateTimeUnit = cal.fromIso(DateTimeUnit.fromJdkDate(date));
    dateTimeUnit = cal.minusMonths(dateTimeUnit, rewindedPeriods * 2);
    return cal.toIso(dateTimeUnit).toJdkDate();
}

Example 28 with DateTimeUnit

use of org.hisp.dhis.calendar.DateTimeUnit in project dhis2-core by dhis2.

the class PeriodType method toIsoPeriod.

protected Period toIsoPeriod(DateTimeUnit start, DateTimeUnit end, org.hisp.dhis.calendar.Calendar calendar) {
    DateTimeUnit from = calendar.toIso(start);
    DateTimeUnit to = calendar.toIso(end);
    return new Period(this, from.toJdkDate(), to.toJdkDate(), getIsoDate(start, calendar));
}

Example 29 with DateTimeUnit

use of org.hisp.dhis.calendar.DateTimeUnit in project dhis2-core by dhis2.

the class QuarterlyPeriodType method createPeriod.

@Override
public Period createPeriod(DateTimeUnit dateTimeUnit, Calendar calendar) {
    DateTimeUnit start = new DateTimeUnit(dateTimeUnit);
    start.setMonth(((dateTimeUnit.getMonth() - 1) - ((dateTimeUnit.getMonth() - 1) % 3)) + 1);
    start.setDay(1);
    if (start.getMonth() > 12) {
        start.setYear(start.getYear() + 1);
        start.setMonth(1);
    }
    DateTimeUnit end = new DateTimeUnit(start);
    end = calendar.plusMonths(end, 2);
    end.setDay(calendar.daysInMonth(end.getYear(), end.getMonth()));
    return toIsoPeriod(start, end, calendar);
}

Example 30 with DateTimeUnit

use of org.hisp.dhis.calendar.DateTimeUnit in project dhis2-core by dhis2.

the class WeeklyAbstractPeriodType method generateRollingPeriods.

/**
 * Generates the last 52 weeks where the last one is the week which the
 * given date is inside.
 */
@Override
public List<Period> generateRollingPeriods(DateTimeUnit end, Calendar calendar) {
    List<Period> periods = Lists.newArrayList();
    DateTimeUnit iterationDateTimeUnit = adjustToStartOfWeek(end, calendar);
    iterationDateTimeUnit = calendar.minusDays(iterationDateTimeUnit, 357);
    for (int i = 0; i < 52; i++) {
        periods.add(createPeriod(iterationDateTimeUnit, calendar));
        iterationDateTimeUnit = calendar.plusWeeks(iterationDateTimeUnit, 1);
    }
    return periods;
}