Examples of com.projity.algorithm.RangeIntervalGenerator

com.projity.algorithm.RangeIntervalGenerator
A generator corresponding to a start/end with an optional stepping value. The stepping value is specified as a unit type of the Calendar class (DAY_OF_YEAR for example) as a gregorian calendar is used.


  public void calcDataBetween(Object type, long start, long end) {
    SelectFrom clause = SelectFrom.getInstance().whereInRange(start,end); // automatically also adds a generator to limit range
    AssignmentFieldFunctor dataFunctor = getDataSelect(type,clause,false);


    RangeIntervalGenerator dailyInRange = RangeIntervalGenerator.getInstance(start, end, 1000*60*60*24);
    PrintValueFunctor print = PrintValueFunctor.getInstance(dataFunctor);
    Query.getInstance().selectFrom(clause)
    .groupBy(dailyInRange)
    .action(print)
    .execute();

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    if (fieldType == HasTimeDistributedData.ACTUAL_WORK)
      end = assignment.getStop();
    else if (fieldType == HasTimeDistributedData.REMAINING_WORK)
      start = assignment.getStop();
    RangeIntervalGenerator dailyInRange = RangeIntervalGenerator.getInstance(start, end, Calendar.DATE);


    Query.getInstance().selectFrom(clause)
    .groupBy(dailyInRange)
    .action(getter)
    .execute();

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