Range of datetimes. More...

#include <types.h>

Public Member Functions
	DatetimeRange (const Datetime &min, const Datetime &max)

	DatetimeRange (int yemin, int momin, int damin, int homin, int mimin, int semin, int yemax, int momax, int damax, int homax, int mimax, int semax)

bool	is_missing () const
	Check if this range is open on both sides.

bool	operator== (const DatetimeRange &dtr) const

bool	operator!= (const DatetimeRange &dtr) const

void	set (const Datetime &min, const Datetime &max)
	Set the extremes.

void	set (int yemin, int momin, int damin, int homin, int mimin, int semin, int yemax, int momax, int damax, int homax, int mimax, int semax)
	Set the extremes from broken down components. More...

void	merge (const DatetimeRange &range)
	Merge range into this one, resulting in the smallest range that contains both.

bool	contains (const Datetime &dt) const
	Check if a Datetime is inside this range.

bool	contains (const DatetimeRange &dtr) const
	Check if a range is inside this range (extremes included)

bool	is_disjoint (const DatetimeRange &dtr) const
	Check if the two ranges are completely disjoint.

Detailed Description

Range of datetimes.

The range includes the extremes. A missing extreme in the range means an open ended range.

Member Function Documentation

void dballe::DatetimeRange::set	(	int	yemin,
		int	momin,
		int	damin,
		int	homin,
		int	mimin,
		int	semin,
		int	yemax,
		int	momax,
		int	damax,
		int	homax,
		int	mimax,
		int	semax
	)

Set the extremes from broken down components.

If yemin or yemax are MISSING_INT, they are taken as an open ended range boundary.

If any other *min values are MISSING_INT, they are filled with the lowest possible valid value they can have.

If any other *max values are MISSING_INT, they are filled with the highest possible valid value they can have.

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