Java Code Examples for org.joda.time.DateTime#getWeekyear()

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Example 1
Source File: NepaliCalendar.java    From dhis2-core with BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License 4 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public int isoWeek( DateTimeUnit dateTimeUnit )
{
    DateTime dateTime = toIso( dateTimeUnit ).toJodaDateTime( ISOChronology.getInstance( DateTimeZone.getDefault() ) );
    return dateTime.getWeekyear();
}
Example 2
Source File: DateTimeBrowser.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
Object[][] genCalcdValues() {
    Object[][] retValues = null;
    /*
     * Create an array of Objects that will contain
     * other arrays of Objects. (This is the 'column'
     * array).
     */
    ArrayList fileStrings = lddFile.getFileStrings();
    ArrayList dtObjects = lddFile.getDtObjects();
    int numRows = fileStrings.size();
    retValues = new Object[numRows][];
    int numCols = colNames.length;
    // System.err.println("NumCols : " + numCols);
    /*
     * Prime the array of arrays of Objects, allocating a new
     * secondary array for each of the primary array's
     * elements.
     */
    for (int nextStrNum = 0; nextStrNum < fileStrings.size(); ++ nextStrNum) {
        retValues[nextStrNum] = new Object[numCols]; // get the 'col' array
        //****
        //* This needs to be sync'd with the colNames array.
        //****
        // Current row, 1st column
        int column = 0; // working row value
        String fileString = (String)fileStrings.get(nextStrNum);
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++] = fileString;
        // Current row, 2nd column
        DateTime adt = (DateTime)dtObjects.get(nextStrNum);
        String adtStr = adt.toString();
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++] = adtStr;
        // Current row, other columns.
        // Order here must match that specified in the colNames
        // array.
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++]  = new Integer( adt.getMillisOfSecond() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++]  = new Integer( adt.getSecondOfMinute() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++]  = new Integer( adt.getMinuteOfHour() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++]  = new Integer( adt.getHourOfDay() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++]  = new Integer( adt.getDayOfWeek() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++]  = new Integer( adt.getDayOfMonth() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++]  = new Integer( adt.getDayOfYear() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++]  = new Integer( adt.getWeekOfWeekyear() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++] = new Integer( adt.getWeekyear() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++] = new Integer( adt.getMonthOfYear() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++] = new Integer( adt.getYear() );
        //
    } // the for
    if ( debugf ) dumpObjs( retValues, System.err );
    return retValues;
}
Example 3
Source File: DateTimeBrowser.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
Object[][] genCalcdValues() {
    Object[][] retValues = null;
    /*
     * Create an array of Objects that will contain
     * other arrays of Objects. (This is the 'column'
     * array).
     */
    ArrayList fileStrings = lddFile.getFileStrings();
    ArrayList dtObjects = lddFile.getDtObjects();
    int numRows = fileStrings.size();
    retValues = new Object[numRows][];
    int numCols = colNames.length;
    // System.err.println("NumCols : " + numCols);
    /*
     * Prime the array of arrays of Objects, allocating a new
     * secondary array for each of the primary array's
     * elements.
     */
    for (int nextStrNum = 0; nextStrNum < fileStrings.size(); ++ nextStrNum) {
        retValues[nextStrNum] = new Object[numCols]; // get the 'col' array
        //****
        //* This needs to be sync'd with the colNames array.
        //****
        // Current row, 1st column
        int column = 0; // working row value
        String fileString = (String)fileStrings.get(nextStrNum);
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++] = fileString;
        // Current row, 2nd column
        DateTime adt = (DateTime)dtObjects.get(nextStrNum);
        String adtStr = adt.toString();
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++] = adtStr;
        // Current row, other columns.
        // Order here must match that specified in the colNames
        // array.
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++]  = new Integer( adt.getMillisOfSecond() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++]  = new Integer( adt.getSecondOfMinute() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++]  = new Integer( adt.getMinuteOfHour() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++]  = new Integer( adt.getHourOfDay() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++]  = new Integer( adt.getDayOfWeek() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++]  = new Integer( adt.getDayOfMonth() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++]  = new Integer( adt.getDayOfYear() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++]  = new Integer( adt.getWeekOfWeekyear() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++] = new Integer( adt.getWeekyear() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++] = new Integer( adt.getMonthOfYear() );
        retValues[nextStrNum][column++] = new Integer( adt.getYear() );
        //
    } // the for
    if ( debugf ) dumpObjs( retValues, System.err );
    return retValues;
}