Java Code Examples for org.joda.time.DateTimeField#getDurationField()

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Example 1
Source File: Time_18_GJChronology_t.java    From coming with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * @param julianField field from the chronology used before the cutover instant
 * @param gregorianField field from the chronology used at and after the cutover
 * @param cutoverMillis  the millis of the cutover
 * @param convertByWeekyear
 */
CutoverField(DateTimeField julianField, DateTimeField gregorianField,
             long cutoverMillis, boolean convertByWeekyear) {
    super(gregorianField.getType());
    iJulianField = julianField;
    iGregorianField = gregorianField;
    iCutover = cutoverMillis;
    iConvertByWeekyear = convertByWeekyear;
    // Although average length of Julian and Gregorian years differ,
    // use the Gregorian duration field because it is more accurate.
    iDurationField = gregorianField.getDurationField();

    DurationField rangeField = gregorianField.getRangeDurationField();
    if (rangeField == null) {
        rangeField = julianField.getRangeDurationField();
    }
    iRangeDurationField = rangeField;
}
Example 2
Source File: Time_18_GJChronology_s.java    From coming with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * @param julianField field from the chronology used before the cutover instant
 * @param gregorianField field from the chronology used at and after the cutover
 * @param cutoverMillis  the millis of the cutover
 * @param convertByWeekyear
 */
CutoverField(DateTimeField julianField, DateTimeField gregorianField,
             long cutoverMillis, boolean convertByWeekyear) {
    super(gregorianField.getType());
    iJulianField = julianField;
    iGregorianField = gregorianField;
    iCutover = cutoverMillis;
    iConvertByWeekyear = convertByWeekyear;
    // Although average length of Julian and Gregorian years differ,
    // use the Gregorian duration field because it is more accurate.
    iDurationField = gregorianField.getDurationField();

    DurationField rangeField = gregorianField.getRangeDurationField();
    if (rangeField == null) {
        rangeField = julianField.getRangeDurationField();
    }
    iRangeDurationField = rangeField;
}
Example 3
Source File: Time_6_GJChronology_s.java    From coming with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * @param julianField field from the chronology used before the cutover instant
 * @param gregorianField field from the chronology used at and after the cutover
 * @param cutoverMillis  the millis of the cutover
 * @param convertByWeekyear
 */
CutoverField(DateTimeField julianField, DateTimeField gregorianField,
             long cutoverMillis, boolean convertByWeekyear) {
    super(gregorianField.getType());
    iJulianField = julianField;
    iGregorianField = gregorianField;
    iCutover = cutoverMillis;
    iConvertByWeekyear = convertByWeekyear;
    // Although average length of Julian and Gregorian years differ,
    // use the Gregorian duration field because it is more accurate.
    iDurationField = gregorianField.getDurationField();

    DurationField rangeField = gregorianField.getRangeDurationField();
    if (rangeField == null) {
        rangeField = julianField.getRangeDurationField();
    }
    iRangeDurationField = rangeField;
}
Example 4
Source File: Time_6_GJChronology_t.java    From coming with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * @param julianField field from the chronology used before the cutover instant
 * @param gregorianField field from the chronology used at and after the cutover
 * @param cutoverMillis  the millis of the cutover
 * @param convertByWeekyear
 */
CutoverField(DateTimeField julianField, DateTimeField gregorianField,
             long cutoverMillis, boolean convertByWeekyear) {
    super(gregorianField.getType());
    iJulianField = julianField;
    iGregorianField = gregorianField;
    iCutover = cutoverMillis;
    iConvertByWeekyear = convertByWeekyear;
    // Although average length of Julian and Gregorian years differ,
    // use the Gregorian duration field because it is more accurate.
    iDurationField = gregorianField.getDurationField();

    DurationField rangeField = gregorianField.getRangeDurationField();
    if (rangeField == null) {
        rangeField = julianField.getRangeDurationField();
    }
    iRangeDurationField = rangeField;
}
Example 5
Source File: RemainderDateTimeField.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Constructor.
 * 
 * @param field  the field to wrap, like "year()".
 * @param type  the field type this field actually uses
 * @param divisor  divisor, such as 100 years in a century
 * @throws IllegalArgumentException if divisor is less than two
 */
public RemainderDateTimeField(DateTimeField field,
                              DateTimeFieldType type, int divisor) {
    super(field, type);

    if (divisor < 2) {
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("The divisor must be at least 2");
    }

    DurationField rangeField = field.getDurationField();
    if (rangeField == null) {
        iRangeField = null;
    } else {
        iRangeField = new ScaledDurationField(
            rangeField, type.getRangeDurationType(), divisor);
    }
    iDurationField = field.getDurationField();
    iDivisor = divisor;
}
Example 6
Source File: DividedDateTimeField.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Constructor.
 * 
 * @param field  the field to wrap, like "year()".
 * @param rangeField  the range field, null to derive
 * @param type  the field type this field will actually use
 * @param divisor  divisor, such as 100 years in a century
 * @throws IllegalArgumentException if divisor is less than two
 */
public DividedDateTimeField(DateTimeField field, DurationField rangeField,
                            DateTimeFieldType type, int divisor) {
    super(field, type);
    if (divisor < 2) {
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("The divisor must be at least 2");
    }
    DurationField unitField = field.getDurationField();
    if (unitField == null) {
        iDurationField = null;
    } else {
        iDurationField = new ScaledDurationField(
            unitField, type.getDurationType(), divisor);
    }
    iRangeDurationField = rangeField;
    iDivisor = divisor;
    int i = field.getMinimumValue();
    int min = (i >= 0) ? i / divisor : ((i + 1) / divisor - 1);
    int j = field.getMaximumValue();
    int max = (j >= 0) ? j / divisor : ((j + 1) / divisor - 1);
    iMin = min;
    iMax = max;
}
Example 7
Source File: GJChronology.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * @param julianField field from the chronology used before the cutover instant
 * @param gregorianField field from the chronology used at and after the cutover
 * @param rangeField  the range field
 * @param cutoverMillis  the millis of the cutover
 * @param convertByWeekyear
 */
CutoverField(DateTimeField julianField, DateTimeField gregorianField,
             DurationField rangeField, long cutoverMillis, boolean convertByWeekyear) {
    super(gregorianField.getType());
    iJulianField = julianField;
    iGregorianField = gregorianField;
    iCutover = cutoverMillis;
    iConvertByWeekyear = convertByWeekyear;
    // Although average length of Julian and Gregorian years differ,
    // use the Gregorian duration field because it is more accurate.
    iDurationField = gregorianField.getDurationField();
    if (rangeField == null) {
        rangeField = gregorianField.getRangeDurationField();
        if (rangeField == null) {
            rangeField = julianField.getRangeDurationField();
        }
    }
    iRangeDurationField = rangeField;
}
Example 8
Source File: RemainderDateTimeField.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Constructor.
 * 
 * @param field  the field to wrap, like "year()".
 * @param type  the field type this field actually uses
 * @param divisor  divisor, such as 100 years in a century
 * @throws IllegalArgumentException if divisor is less than two
 */
public RemainderDateTimeField(DateTimeField field,
                              DateTimeFieldType type, int divisor) {
    super(field, type);

    if (divisor < 2) {
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("The divisor must be at least 2");
    }

    DurationField rangeField = field.getDurationField();
    if (rangeField == null) {
        iRangeField = null;
    } else {
        iRangeField = new ScaledDurationField(
            rangeField, type.getRangeDurationType(), divisor);
    }

    iDivisor = divisor;
}
Example 9
Source File: GJChronology.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * @param julianField field from the chronology used before the cutover instant
 * @param gregorianField field from the chronology used at and after the cutover
 * @param cutoverMillis  the millis of the cutover
 * @param convertByWeekyear
 */
CutoverField(DateTimeField julianField, DateTimeField gregorianField,
             long cutoverMillis, boolean convertByWeekyear) {
    super(gregorianField.getType());
    iJulianField = julianField;
    iGregorianField = gregorianField;
    iCutover = cutoverMillis;
    iConvertByWeekyear = convertByWeekyear;
    // Although average length of Julian and Gregorian years differ,
    // use the Gregorian duration field because it is more accurate.
    iDurationField = gregorianField.getDurationField();

    DurationField rangeField = gregorianField.getRangeDurationField();
    if (rangeField == null) {
        rangeField = julianField.getRangeDurationField();
    }
    iRangeDurationField = rangeField;
}
Example 10
Source File: RemainderDateTimeField.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Constructor.
 * 
 * @param field  the field to wrap, like "year()".
 * @param rangeField  the range field
 * @param type  the field type this field actually uses
 * @param divisor  divisor, such as 100 years in a century
 * @throws IllegalArgumentException if divisor is less than two
 */
public RemainderDateTimeField(DateTimeField field, DurationField rangeField,
                              DateTimeFieldType type, int divisor) {
    super(field, type);
    if (divisor < 2) {
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("The divisor must be at least 2");
    }
    iRangeField = rangeField;
    iDurationField = field.getDurationField();
    iDivisor = divisor;
}
Example 11
Source File: DividedDateTimeField.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Constructor.
 * 
 * @param field  the field to wrap, like "year()".
 * @param type  the field type this field will actually use
 * @param divisor  divisor, such as 100 years in a century
 * @throws IllegalArgumentException if divisor is less than two
 */
public DividedDateTimeField(DateTimeField field,
                            DateTimeFieldType type, int divisor) {
    super(field, type);
            
    if (divisor < 2) {
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("The divisor must be at least 2");
    }

    DurationField unitField = field.getDurationField();
    if (unitField == null) {
        iDurationField = null;
    } else {
        iDurationField = new ScaledDurationField(
            unitField, type.getDurationType(), divisor);
    }

    iDivisor = divisor;

    int i = field.getMinimumValue();
    int min = (i >= 0) ? i / divisor : ((i + 1) / divisor - 1);

    int j = field.getMaximumValue();
    int max = (j >= 0) ? j / divisor : ((j + 1) / divisor - 1);

    iMin = min;
    iMax = max;
}