Class DateRange

DateRange Entity

Cake\ORM\Entity

Extended by

BEdita\Core\Model\Entity\DateRange

Namespace: BEdita\Core\Model\Entity
Located at Core/src/Model/Entity/DateRange.php

Methods summary

`public boolean`	# `isBefore( BEdita\Core\Model\Entity\DateRange $dateRange )` Check if this Date Range is before the passed Date Range. Check if this Date Range is before the passed Date Range. A Date Range is "before" another Date Range if its `end_date` is lower than, or equal, to the other Date Range's `start_date`. If `end_date` is `null`, for this purpose it assumes the same value as `start_date`. Warning: this method does not take `params` into account. Parameters `$dateRange` Date Range being compared. Returns boolean
`public boolean`	# `isAfter( BEdita\Core\Model\Entity\DateRange $dateRange )` Check if this Date Range is after the passed Date Range. Check if this Date Range is after the passed Date Range. A Date Range is "after" another Date Range if its `start_date` is greater than, or equal, to the other Date Range's `end_date`. If `end_date` is `null`, for this purpose it assumes the same value as `start_date`. Warning: this method does not take `params` into account. Parameters `$dateRange` Date Range being compared. Returns boolean
`public static BEdita\Core\Model\Entity\DateRange[]`	# `normalize( array $dateRanges )` Normalize an array of Date Ranges by sorting and joining overlapping Date Ranges. Normalize an array of Date Ranges by sorting and joining overlapping Date Ranges. Normalization sorts Date Ranges in a set by `start_date` in ascending order. Also, if two or more Date Ranges do overlap, or are adjacent (i.e. `$d1->end_date === $d2->start_date`), they are merged in one Date Range. Duplicate Date Ranges are removed. Warning: this method does not take `params` into account. Parameters `$dateRanges` Set of Date Ranges. Returns `BEdita\Core\Model\Entity\DateRange[]`
`public static BEdita\Core\Model\Entity\DateRange[]`	# `union( ... $dateRanges )` Compute union of multiple sets of Date Ranges. Compute union of multiple sets of Date Ranges. This method computes union of multiple sets of Date Ranges. The result is returned in normalized form. Warning: this method does not take `params` into account. Parameters `$dateRanges` $dateRanges Set of Date Ranges. Returns `BEdita\Core\Model\Entity\DateRange[]`
`public static BEdita\Core\Model\Entity\DateRange[]`	# `diff( array $array1, array $array2 )` Compute difference between two sets of Date Ranges. Compute difference between two sets of Date Ranges. When computing complement of `$array1` with respect to `$array2`: - Date Ranges with `end_date = null` are treated as unit sets, all other Date Ranges are considered intervals. - complement of an interval with respect to another interval results in the difference of the two sets. - complement of an interval with respect to a unit set results in the interval unmodified. - complement of a unit sets with respect to an interval results in either the unit set unmodified if they are not overlapping, or in the empty set otherwise. - complement of a unit sets with respect to another unit set results in either the unit set unmodified if they are not the same, or in the empty set otherwise. Warning: this method does not take `params` into account. Example $array1 = [new DateRange(['start_date' => new Time('2017-01-01 00:00:00'), 'end_date' => new Time('2017-01-31 12:59:59')])]; $array2 = [new DateRange(['start_date' => new Time('2017-01-10 00:00:00'), 'end_date' => new Time('2017-01-19 12:59:59')])]; $diff = DateRange::diff($array1, $array2); // $diff will now be equivalent to: $diff = [ new DateRange(['start_date' => new Time('2017-01-10 00:00:00'), 'end_date' => new Time('2017-01-10 00:00:00')]), new DateRange(['start_date' => new Time('2017-01-19 12:59:59'), 'end_date' => new Time('2017-01-19 12:59:59')]), ]; Parameters `$array1` First set of Date Ranges. `$array2` Second set of Date Ranges. Returns `BEdita\Core\Model\Entity\DateRange[]`
`public static`	# `checkWellFormed( ... $dateRanges )` Check that all the Date Ranges passed as arguments are actually well formed. Check that all the Date Ranges passed as arguments are actually well formed. A "well formed" Date Range is an instance of class `BEdita\Core\Model\Entity\DateRange` whose field `start_date` is an instance of Cake\I18n\Time and field `end_date` is either `null` or an instance of Cake\I18n\Time. Parameters `$dateRanges` $dateRanges Date Ranges to check. Throws LogicException Throws an exception if a malformed Date Range is encountered.

Properties summary

`protected array`	`$_accessible`	# `[ '*' => true, 'id' => false ]`
`protected array`	`$_hidden`	# `[ 'id', 'object_id', ]`

Magic properties

`public integer`	`$id`
`public integer`	`$object_id`
`public DateTimeInterface`	`$start_date`
`public DateTimeInterface\|null`	`$end_date`
`public array`	`$params`
`public BEdita\Core\Model\Entity\ObjectEntity`	`$object`