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function calWeekTitleService() {
}

calWeekTitleService.prototype.QueryInterface =
function QueryInterface(aIID) {
    if (!aIID.equals(Components.interfaces.nsISupports) &&
        !aIID.equals(Components.interfaces.calIWeekTitleService)) {
        throw Components.results.NS_ERROR_NO_INTERFACE;
    }

    return this;
};

calWeekTitleService.prototype.getWeekTitle =
function getWeekTitle(aDateTime) {
    /**
     * This implementation is based on the ISO 8601 standard.
     * ISO 8601 defines week one as the first week with at least 4
     * days, and defines Monday as the first day of the week.
     * Equivalently, the week one is the week with the first Thursday.
     *
     * This implementation uses the second definition, because it
     * enables the user to set a different start-day of the week
     * (Sunday instead of Monday is a common setting).  If the first
     * definition was used, all week-numbers could be off by one
     * depending on the week start day.  (For example, if weeks start
     * on Sunday, a year that starts on Thursday has only 3 days
     * [Thu-Sat] in that week, so it would be part of the last week of
     * the previous year, but if weeks start on Monday, the year would
     * have four days [Thu-Sun] in that week, so it would be counted
     * as week 1.)
     */

    // The week number is the number of days since the start of week 1,
    // divided by 7 and rounded up. Week 1 is the week containing the first
    // Thursday of the year.
    // Thus, the week number of any day is the same as the number of days
    // between the Thursday of that week and the Thursday of week 1, divided
    // by 7 and rounded up. (This takes care of days at end/start of a year
    // which may be part of first/last week in the other year.)
    // The Thursday of a week is the Thursday that follows the first day
    // of the week.
    // The week number of a day is the same as the week number of the first
    // day of the week. (This takes care of days near the start of the year,
    // which may be part of the week counted in the previous year.) So we
    // need the startWeekday.
    const SUNDAY = 0;
    var startWeekday = SUNDAY; // default to monday per ISO8601 standard.
    try {
        var prefBranch = Components.classes["@mozilla.org/preferences-service;1"]
                                   .getService(Components.interfaces.nsIPrefBranch);
        startWeekday = prefBranch.getIntPref("calendar.week.start");
    } catch (e) {}

    // The number of days since the start of the week.
    // Notice that the result of the substraction might be negative.
    // We correct for that by adding 7, and then using the remainder operator.
    var sinceStartOfWeek = (aDateTime.weekday - startWeekday + 7) % 7;

    // The number of days to Thursday is the difference between Thursday
    // and the start-day of the week (again corrected for negative values).
    const THURSDAY = 4;
    var startToThursday = (THURSDAY - startWeekday + 7) % 7;

    // The yearday number of the Thursday this week.
    var thisWeeksThursday = aDateTime.yearday - sinceStartOfWeek + startToThursday;

    // For the first few days of the year, we might still be in week 52 or 53.
    if (thisWeeksThursday < 1) {
        var lastYearDate = aDateTime.clone();
        lastYearDate.year -= 1;
        thisWeeksThursday += lastYearDate.endOfYear.yearday;
    }

    // For the last few days of the year, we might already be in week 1.
    if (thisWeeksThursday > aDateTime.endOfYear.yearday)
        thisWeeksThursday -= aDateTime.endOfYear.yearday;

    var weekNumber = Math.ceil(thisWeeksThursday/7);
    return weekNumber;
};