Java Code Examples for net.sf.mpxj.ProjectCalendar#getName()

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Example 1

Source File: AbstractCalendarFactory.java From mpxj with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1

6 votes

/**
 * The way calendars are stored in an MPP14 file means that there
 * can be forward references between the base calendar unique ID for a
 * derived calendar, and the base calendar itself. To get around this,
 * we initially populate the base calendar name attribute with the
 * base calendar unique ID, and now in this method we can convert those
 * ID values into the correct names.
 *
 * @param baseCalendars list of calendars and base calendar IDs
 * @param map map of calendar ID values and calendar objects
 */
private void updateBaseCalendarNames(List<Pair<ProjectCalendar, Integer>> baseCalendars, HashMap<Integer, ProjectCalendar> map)
{
   for (Pair<ProjectCalendar, Integer> pair : baseCalendars)
   {
      ProjectCalendar cal = pair.getFirst();
      Integer baseCalendarID = pair.getSecond();
      ProjectCalendar baseCal = map.get(baseCalendarID);
      if (baseCal != null && baseCal.getName() != null)
      {
         cal.setParent(baseCal);
      }
      else
      {
         // Remove invalid calendar to avoid serious problems later.
         m_file.removeCalendar(cal);
      }
   }
}

Example 2

Source File: ProjectTreeController.java From mpxj with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1

5 votes

/**
 * Add a calendar node.
 *
 * @param parentNode parent node
 * @param calendar calendar
 */
private void addCalendar(MpxjTreeNode parentNode, final ProjectCalendar calendar)
{
   MpxjTreeNode calendarNode = new MpxjTreeNode(calendar, CALENDAR_EXCLUDED_METHODS)
   {
      @Override public String toString()
      {
         return calendar.getName();
      }
   };
   parentNode.add(calendarNode);

   MpxjTreeNode daysFolder = new MpxjTreeNode("Days");
   calendarNode.add(daysFolder);

   for (Day day : Day.values())
   {
      addCalendarDay(daysFolder, calendar, day);
   }

   MpxjTreeNode exceptionsFolder = new MpxjTreeNode("Exceptions");
   calendarNode.add(exceptionsFolder);

   for (ProjectCalendarException exception : calendar.getCalendarExceptions())
   {
      addCalendarException(exceptionsFolder, exception);
   }
}

Example 3

Source File: MPXWriter.java From mpxj with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1

4 votes

/**
 * Write a calendar.
 *
 * @param record calendar instance
 * @throws IOException
 */
private void writeCalendar(ProjectCalendar record) throws IOException
{
   //
   // Test used to ensure that we don't write the default calendar used for the "Unassigned" resource
   //
   if (record.getParent() == null || record.getResource() != null)
   {
      m_buffer.setLength(0);

      if (record.getParent() == null)
      {
         m_buffer.append(MPXConstants.BASE_CALENDAR_RECORD_NUMBER);
         m_buffer.append(m_delimiter);
         if (record.getName() != null)
         {
            m_buffer.append(record.getName());
         }
      }
      else
      {
         m_buffer.append(MPXConstants.RESOURCE_CALENDAR_RECORD_NUMBER);
         m_buffer.append(m_delimiter);
         m_buffer.append(record.getParent().getName());
      }

      for (DayType day : record.getDays())
      {
         if (day == null)
         {
            day = DayType.DEFAULT;
         }
         m_buffer.append(m_delimiter);
         m_buffer.append(day.getValue());
      }

      m_buffer.append(MPXConstants.EOL);
      m_writer.write(m_buffer.toString());

      ProjectCalendarHours[] hours = record.getHours();
      for (int loop = 0; loop < hours.length; loop++)
      {
         if (hours[loop] != null)
         {
            writeCalendarHours(record, hours[loop]);
         }
      }

      if (!record.getCalendarExceptions().isEmpty())
      {
         //
         // A quirk of MS Project is that these exceptions must be
         // in date order in the file, otherwise they are ignored.
         // The getCalendarExceptions method now guarantees that
         // the exceptions list is sorted when retrieved.
         //
         for (ProjectCalendarException ex : record.getCalendarExceptions())
         {
            writeCalendarException(record, ex);
         }
      }

      m_eventManager.fireCalendarWrittenEvent(record);
   }
}