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//
// Copyright (C) 1991 Texas Instruments Incorporated.
//
// Permission is granted to any individual or institution to use, copy, modify,
// and distribute this software, provided that this complete copyright and
// permission notice is maintained, intact, in all copies and supporting
// documentation.
//
// Texas Instruments Incorporated provides this software "as is" without
// express or implied warranty.
//
//
// Created: MBN 04/11/89 -- Initial design and implementation
// Updated: LGO 07/03/89 -- Inherit from Generic
// Updated: MNF 07/25/89 -- Add the parse member function
// Updated: MBN 09/06/89 -- Added conditional exception handling
// Updated: MBN 01/17/90 -- Fixed parsing algorithms to be GMT relative
// Updated: MBN 02/06/90 -- Support years prior to the epoch (1/1/1970)
// Updated: MBN 02/12/90 -- Changed all ascii() functions to return const char*
// Updated: MBN 02/13/90 -- Made ascii_duration() a member function for epoch
// Updated: DLS 03/22/91 -- New lite version
// Updated: JAM 08/11/92 -- removed DOS specifics, stdized #includes
// Updated: JAM 08/12/92 -- removed 'inline' from friend declarations
//
// The Date_Time class provides an application programmer with simplified
// access to the operating system date and time values, along with support for
// comparison to other dates and times, calendar adjustment, and international
// support for display formats. To implement this functionality, three
// additional header files are maintained: <country.h> providing symbolic and
// character string definitions for the various supported contries;
// <timezone.h> that enumerates symbolic and character string values for all
// major time zones; and <calendar.h> that lists the days of the week and
// months of the year. The following countries and their associated date/time
// format are supported:
//
// United States 03-29-1989 17:35:00
// French Canadian 1989-29-03 17:35:00
// Latin America 03/29/1989 17:35:00
// Netherlands 03-29-1989 17:35:00
// Belgium 03/29/1989 17:35:00
// France 03/29/1989 17:35:00
// Spain 03/29/1989 17:35:00
// Italy 03/29/1989 17:35:00
// Switzerland 03.29.1989 17.35.00
// United Kingdom 29-03-1989 17:35:00
// Denmark 03/29/1989 17:35:00
// Sweden 1989-29-03 17.35.00
// Norway 03/29/1989 17:35:00
// Germany 03.29.1989 17.35.00
// Portugal 03/29/1989 17:35:00
// Finland 03.29.1989 17.35.00
// Arabic Countries 03/29/1989 17:35:00
// Israel 03 29 1989 17:35:00
//
// The private data section contains a long integer that maintains the system
// date and time as an interval from the base date of 01/01/1970 00:00:00am.
// This is supported and structure in an ANSI C <time.> tm structure that
// keeps separate fields for seconds, minutes, hours, day of month, day of
// week, month, year, and day of year. Two other slots provided time zone and
// country code values for each Date_Time object. In addition, two static
// slots containing the default time zone and country code for the Date_Time
// class as a whole are defined. The following time zones are supported:
//
// US/Eastern: Eastern time zone, USA
// US/Central: Central time zone, USA
// US/Mountain: Mountain time zone, USA
// US/Pacific: Pacific time zone, USA
// US/Pacific-New: Pacific time zone, USA with DST changes
// US/Yukon: Yukon time zone, USA
// US/East-Indiana: Estern time zone, USA with no DST
// US/Arizona: Mountain time zone, USA with no DST
// US/Hawaii: Hawaii
// Canada/Newfoundland: Newfoundland
// Canada/Atlantic: Atlantic time zone, Canada
// Canada/Eastern: Eastern time zone, Canada
// Canada/Central: Central time zone, Canada
// Canada/East-Saskatchewan: Central time zone, Canada with no DST
// Canada/Mountain: Mountain time zone, Canada
// Canada/Pacific: Pacific time zone, Canada
// Canada/Yukon: Yukon time zone, Canada
// GB-Eire: Great Britain and Eire (GMT)
// WET: Western Europe time
// Iceland: Iceland
// MET: Middle Europe time
// Poland: Poland
// EET: Eastern Europe time
// Turkey: Turkey
// W-SU: Western Soviet Union
// PRC: People's Republic of China
// Korea: Republic of Korea
// Japan: Japan
// Singapore: Singapore
// Hongkong: Hongkong
// ROC: Republic of China
// Australia/Tasmania: Tasmainia, Australia
// Australia/Queensland: Queensland, Australia
// Australia/North: Northern Territory, Australia
// Australia/West: Western Australia
// Australia/South: South Australia
// Australia/Victoria: Victoria, Australia
// Australia/NSW: New South Wales, Australia
// NZ: New Zealand
//
// There are five constructors for the Date_Time class. The first constructor
// takes no arguments and intializes an empty object, setting the time zone and
// the country code to the default values for the class. The second
// constructors takes a time zone and country code and initializes an object
// for the specified local time zone and country. The third constructor takes
// a reference to some other Date_Time object and copies all the slot values.
// To get the time from a char*, first create an object with its country code
// set, and then use parse to fill in the slots.
//
// Public methods are provided for incrementing and decrementing the date and
// time, various logical tests for equality and inequality, and ASCII
// representation of the date and/or time formatted according to the
// appropriate country standard. Two methods are provided to set a Date_Time
// object to either the local time (adjusted for day light savings time, if
// necessary) and Greenwich Mean Time. In addition, several public methods
// have been implemented for interval arithmetic allowing messages to be sent
// to the object along the lines of "move forward three weeks", "back up to end
// of last month", etc. Two methods are provided to change the time zone
// and/or country for a particular Date_Time object. Finally accessors for all
// fields in the <time.h> structure and the ASCII representation of the time
// zone and country are provided.
//
// Two other methods are also implemented to be used by other methods of the
// class. The first is a private member function that maintains the integrity
// of a Date_Time object after interval arithmetic, updating to the next
// hour/day/month, etc. The second is a private friend function that takes a
// time zone value and updates the local time conversion information used for
// converting between GMT and the specified time zone.
#ifndef DATETIMEH // If we have not defined class
#define DATETIMEH // Indicate class Date_Time
#include <time.h>
#include <iostream.h>
#ifndef MISCELANEOUSH // If no misc.h file
#include <misc.h> // Include useful defintions
#endif
#ifndef CHARH
#include <cool/char.h>
#endif
#ifndef STRINGH
#include <cool/String.h>
#endif
#ifndef COUNTRYH
#include <cool/country.h>
#endif
#ifndef TIMEZONEH
#include <cool/timezone.h>
#endif
#ifndef CALENDARH
#include <cool/calendar.h>
#endif
class CoolDate_Time {
public:
CoolDate_Time (); // Simple constructor
CoolDate_Time (time_zone, country); // Constructor with TZ/Country
CoolDate_Time (const CoolDate_Time&); // Constructor with reference
~CoolDate_Time (); // Destructor
void set_gm_time (); // Sets Greenwich Mean Time
void set_local_time (); // Sets local time
inline void set_time_zone (time_zone); // Set time zone for object
inline void set_country (country); // Set country for object
friend void set_default_time_zone (time_zone);// Set default time zone
friend void set_default_country (country); // Set default country
CoolDate_Time& operator= (const CoolDate_Time&); // CoolDate_Time x = y;
inline long operator- (const CoolDate_Time&) const; // Interval subtraction
CoolDate_Time& operator+= (long); // Interval addition/assignment
CoolDate_Time& operator-= (long); // Interval subtraction/assign
friend istream& operator>> (istream&, CoolDate_Time&);
friend ostream& operator<< (ostream&, const CoolDate_Time&);
friend ostream& operator<< (ostream&, const CoolDate_Time*);
void incr_sec (int n = 1); // Advance seconds (default 1)
void incr_min (int n = 1); // Advance minutes (default 1)
void incr_hour (int n = 1); // Advance hours (default 1)
void incr_day (int n = 1); // Advance day (default 1)
void incr_week (int n = 1); // Advance week (default 1)
void incr_month (int n = 1); // Advance month (default 1)
void incr_year (int n = 1); // Advance year (default 1)
inline void decr_sec (int n = 1); // Decrement second (default 1)
inline void decr_min (int n = 1); // Decrement minute (default 1)
inline void decr_hour (int n = 1); // Decrement hours (default 1)
inline void decr_day (int n = 1); // Decrement day (default 1)
inline void decr_week (int n = 1); // Decrement week (default 1)
void decr_month (int n = 1); // Decrement month (default 1)
void decr_year (int n = 1); // Decrement year (default 1)
void start_min (int n = 1); // Change to start of +/- "n" minute (default 1
void end_min (int n = 1); // Change to end of +/- "n" minutes (default 1)
void start_hour (int n = 1); // Change to start of +/- "n" hours (default 1)
void end_hour (int n = 1); // Change to end of +/- "n" hours (default 1)
void start_day (int n = 1); // Change to start of +/- "n" days (default 1)
void end_day (int n = 1); // Change to end of +/- "n" days (default 1)
void start_week (int n = 1); // Change to start of +/- "n" weeks (default 1)
void end_week (int n = 1); // Change to end of +/- "n" weeks (default 1)
void start_month (int n = 1); // Change to start of +/- "n" month (default 1)
void end_month (int n = 1); // Change to end of +/- "n" months (default 1)
void start_year (int n = 1); // Change to start of +/- "n" years (default 1)
void end_year (int n = 1); // Change to end of +/- "n" years (default 1)
inline Boolean operator== (const CoolDate_Time&) const; // is same date/time
inline Boolean operator!= (const CoolDate_Time&) const; // is not same date/time
inline Boolean operator< (const CoolDate_Time&) const; // is earlier date/time
inline Boolean operator> (const CoolDate_Time&) const; // is later date/time
inline Boolean operator<= (const CoolDate_Time&) const; // is earlier or same
inline Boolean operator>= (const CoolDate_Time&) const; // is later or same
const char* ascii_time () const; // Return time in ASCII country format
const char* ascii_date () const; // Return date in ASCII country format
const char* ascii_date_time () const; // Return date/time ASCII country form
const char* ascii_duration (const CoolDate_Time&) const; // Return time duration
void parse (char*, int settz = 0); // Parses char* into the CoolDate_Time
inline int get_sec () const; // Return seconds from tm struct
inline int get_min () const; // Return minutes from tm struct
inline int get_hour () const; // Return hours from tm struct
inline int get_mday () const; // Return day of month from tm struct
inline int get_mon () const; // Return month from tm struct
inline int get_year () const; // Return year from tm struct
inline int get_wday () const; // Return day of week from tm struct
inline int get_yday () const; // Return day of year from tm struct
inline Boolean is_day_light_savings () const; // Return daylight savings flag
inline const char* get_time_zone () const ; // Return ASCII form of time zone
inline const char* get_country () const; // Return ASCII form of country
inline const char* get_day_name () const; // Return ASCII form of week day
inline const char* get_month_name () const; // Return ASCII form of month
private:
long time_seconds; // Seconds 01/01/1970 00:00:00
/*struct*/ tm dt; // OS date/time structure
country c_code; // Retains date/time country
time_zone tz_code; // Retains time zone code
long time_adjust; // Time zone offset in seconds
int year_adjust; // Year offset prior to epoch
int century; // Maintains century of year
static time_zone default_tz_code_s; // Default time zone
static country default_c_code_s; // Default country
void resolve (); // Resolve/update object
void adjust_tz (); // Adjust for local time zone
void adjust_year (long&); // Adjust for years < 1/1/1970
friend void set_tz (time_zone); // Setup for local time zone
friend int inrange (char); // Helper function for parser
friend void getzone (CoolDate_Time&, char*); // Gets time zone for parser
};
// set_time_zone -- Set the local time zone of a CoolDate_Time object
// Input: Time zone
// Output: None
inline void CoolDate_Time::set_time_zone (time_zone tz) {
this->tz_code = tz;
this->resolve ();
}
// set_country -- Set the country of a CoolDate_Time object
// Input: Country code
// Output: None
inline void CoolDate_Time::set_country (country c) {
this->c_code = c;
}
// set_default_time_zone -- Set the default time zone of the CoolDate_Time class
// Input: Time zone
// Output: None
inline void set_default_time_zone (time_zone tz) {
CoolDate_Time::default_tz_code_s = tz;
}
// set_default_country -- Set the default country of the CoolDate_Time class
// Input: Country code
// Output: None
inline void set_default_country (country c) {
CoolDate_Time::default_c_code_s = c;
}
// operator- -- Subtract one CoolDate_Time from a another to calculate
// the time interval between
// Input: this*, CoolDate_Time reference
// Output: Number of seconds presenting time interval
inline long CoolDate_Time::operator- (const CoolDate_Time& d) const {
return (this->time_seconds - d.time_seconds);
}
// decr_sec -- Retreat Date/Time by "n" second(s)
// Input: Number of seconds to retreat (default 1)
// Output: None -- CoolDate_Time object updated
inline void CoolDate_Time::decr_sec (int n) {
incr_sec (-n);
}
// decr_min -- Retreat Date/Time by "n" minute(s)
// Input: Number of minutes to retreat (default 1)
// Output: None -- CoolDate_Time object updated
inline void CoolDate_Time::decr_min (int n) {
incr_min (-n);
}
// decr_hour -- Retreat Date/Time by "n" hour(s)
// Input: Number of hours to retreat (default 1)
// Output: None -- CoolDate_Time object updated
inline void CoolDate_Time::decr_hour (int n) {
incr_hour (-n);
}
// decr_day -- Retreat Date/Time by "n" day(s)
// Input: Number of days to retreat (default 1)
// Output: None -- CoolDate_Time object updated
inline void CoolDate_Time::decr_day (int n) {
incr_day (-n);
}
// decr_week -- Retreat Date/Time by "n" week(s)
// Input: Number of weeks to retreat (default 1)
// Output: None -- CoolDate_Time object updated
inline void CoolDate_Time::decr_week (int n) {
incr_week (-n);
}
// operator== -- Determine if two CoolDate_Time objects represent the
// same point in time
// Input: this*, CoolDate_Time reference
// Output: TRUE/FALSE boolean value
inline Boolean CoolDate_Time::operator== (const CoolDate_Time& d) const {
return ((this->time_seconds == d.time_seconds) ? TRUE : FALSE);
}
// operator!= -- Determine if two CoolDate_Time objects represent
// different points in time
// Input: this*, CoolDate_Time reference
// Output: TRUE/FALSE Boolean value
inline Boolean CoolDate_Time::operator!= (const CoolDate_Time& d) const {
return ((this->time_seconds != d.time_seconds) ? TRUE : FALSE);
}
// operator< -- Determine if one CoolDate_Time object comes before
// some other point in time
// Input: this*, CoolDate_Time reference
// Output: TRUE/FALSE Boolean value
inline Boolean CoolDate_Time::operator< (const CoolDate_Time& d) const {
return ((this->time_seconds < d.time_seconds) ? TRUE : FALSE);
}
// operator> -- Determine if one CoolDate_Time object comes aftern
// some other point in time
// Input: this*, CoolDate_Time reference
// Output: TRUE/FALSE Boolean value
inline Boolean CoolDate_Time::operator> (const CoolDate_Time& d) const {
return ((this->time_seconds > d.time_seconds) ? TRUE : FALSE);
}
// operator<= -- Compare one CoolDate_Time object to see if it lies before
// or is the same as another CoolDate_Time object
// Input: this*, CoolDate_Time reference
// Output: TRUE/FALSE Boolean value
inline Boolean CoolDate_Time::operator<= (const CoolDate_Time& d) const {
return ((this->time_seconds <= d.time_seconds) ? TRUE : FALSE);
}
// operator>= -- Compare one CoolDate_Time object to see if it lies after
// or is the same as another CoolDate_Time object
// Input: this*, CoolDate_Time reference
// Output: TRUE/FALSE boolean value
inline Boolean CoolDate_Time::operator>= (const CoolDate_Time& d) const {
return ((this->time_seconds >= d.time_seconds) ? TRUE : FALSE);
}
// get_sec -- Accessor to seconds slot value
// Input: this*
// Output: Integer representing number of seconds
inline int CoolDate_Time::get_sec () const {
return (this->dt.tm_sec);
}
// get_min -- Accessor to minutes slot value
// Input: this*
// Output: Integer representing number of minutes
inline int CoolDate_Time::get_min () const {
return (this->dt.tm_min);
}
// get_hour -- Accessor to hour slot value
// Input: this*
// Output: Integer representing number of hour
inline int CoolDate_Time::get_hour () const {
return (this->dt.tm_hour);
}
// get_mday -- Accessor to day of month slot value
// Input: this*
// Output: Integer representing day of month
inline int CoolDate_Time::get_mday () const {
return (this->dt.tm_mday);
}
// get_mon -- Accessor to month slot value
// Input: this*
// Output: Integer representing month
inline int CoolDate_Time::get_mon () const {
return (this->dt.tm_mon);
}
#define YEAR_PERIOD 28
#define NEW_YEAR(x) (((x / YEAR_PERIOD) * YEAR_PERIOD) + YEAR_PERIOD)
#define OLD_YEAR(x,y) (x - NEW_YEAR (y))
// get_year -- Accessor to year slot value
// Input: this*
// Output: Integer representing year
inline int CoolDate_Time::get_year () const {
return ((this->year_adjust > 0) ? (this->century+OLD_YEAR (this->dt.tm_year,
this->year_adjust)) :
this->century + this->dt.tm_year);
}
// get_yday -- Accessor to day of year slot value
// Input: this*
// Output: Integer representing day of year
inline int CoolDate_Time::get_yday () const {
return (this->dt.tm_yday);
}
// get_wday -- Accessor to day of week slot value
// Input: this*
// Output: Integer representing day of week
inline int CoolDate_Time::get_wday () const {
return (this->dt.tm_wday);
}
// is_day_light_savings -- Accessor to Day Light Savings time flag
// Input: this*
// Output: TRUE/FALSE if in effect
inline Boolean CoolDate_Time::is_day_light_savings () const {
return ((this->dt.tm_isdst) ? TRUE : FALSE);
}
// get_time_zone -- Accessor to ASCII representation of time zone
// Input: this*
// Output: character string representing time zone
inline const char* CoolDate_Time::get_time_zone () const {
return (tz_table[this->tz_code]);
}
// get_country -- Accessor to country code slot value
// Input: this*
// Output: character string representing country
inline const char* CoolDate_Time::get_country () const {
return (country_names[this->c_code]);
}
// get_day_name -- Accessor to ASCII representation of week day
// Input: this*
// Output: character string representing day of week
inline const char* CoolDate_Time::get_day_name () const {
return (day_names[this->dt.tm_wday]);
}
// get_month_name -- Accessor to ASCII representation of month
// Input: this*
// Output: character string representing month
inline const char* CoolDate_Time::get_month_name () const {
return (month_names[this->dt.tm_mon]);
}
// operator<< -- Output CoolDate_Time object to output stream
// Input: Output stream reference, CoolDate_Time pointer
// Output: Output stream reference
inline ostream& operator<< (ostream& os, const CoolDate_Time* d) {
return os << *d;
}
#endif // End of DATETIMEH