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use crate::iter::{iter, IterResult};
use crate::rrule_iter::*;
use crate::rruleset::RRuleSet;
use chrono::prelude::*;
use chrono_tz::Tz;
use std::collections::HashMap;
/// Result iterator for the RRuleSet type. It mostly just wraps
/// `RRuleIterRes` and also before accepting any date makes sure that
/// it does not collide with any exdates provided by either the exdates property
/// or produced by the exrule rules.
pub struct RRuleSetIter<'a> {
exdate_hash: HashMap<i64, ()>,
iter_res: RRuleIterRes,
rrule_set: &'a mut RRuleSet,
}
impl<'a> RRuleSetIter<'a> {
pub fn all(rrule_set: &'a mut RRuleSet) -> Self {
let iter_args = IterArgs {
inc: true,
before: None,
after: None,
dt: None,
};
let iter_res = RRuleIterRes::new(QueryMethodTypes::All, iter_args);
Self {
exdate_hash: HashMap::new(),
iter_res,
rrule_set,
}
}
pub fn before(rrule_set: &'a mut RRuleSet, dt: DateTime<Tz>, inc: bool) -> Self {
let iter_args = IterArgs {
inc,
before: None,
after: None,
dt: Some(dt),
};
let iter_res = RRuleIterRes::new(QueryMethodTypes::Before, iter_args);
Self {
exdate_hash: HashMap::new(),
iter_res,
rrule_set,
}
}
pub fn after(rrule_set: &'a mut RRuleSet, dt: DateTime<Tz>, inc: bool) -> Self {
let iter_args = IterArgs {
inc,
before: None,
after: None,
dt: Some(dt),
};
let iter_res = RRuleIterRes::new(QueryMethodTypes::After, iter_args);
Self {
exdate_hash: HashMap::new(),
iter_res,
rrule_set,
}
}
pub fn between(
rrule_set: &'a mut RRuleSet,
after: DateTime<Tz>,
before: DateTime<Tz>,
inc: bool,
) -> Self {
let iter_args = IterArgs {
inc,
before: Some(before),
after: Some(after),
dt: None,
};
let iter_res = RRuleIterRes::new(QueryMethodTypes::Between, iter_args);
Self {
exdate_hash: HashMap::new(),
iter_res,
rrule_set,
}
}
/// Computes all exdates between after and before `DateTime`s for all the exrules and inserts them into
/// the exdate_hash.
pub fn eval_exdate(&mut self, after: &DateTime<Tz>, before: &DateTime<Tz>) {
for rrule in self.rrule_set.exrule.iter_mut() {
for date in rrule.between(after.clone(), before.clone(), true) {
self.exdate_hash.insert(date.timestamp(), ());
}
}
}
/// Here it is required to recompute exrules to see if some of the occurences will collide with the provided date.
fn accept_when_unknown_bounds(&mut self, date: DateTime<Tz>) -> bool {
let dt = date.timestamp();
if !self.exdate_hash.contains_key(&dt) {
self.eval_exdate(
&date.timezone().timestamp(dt - 1, 0),
&date.timezone().timestamp(dt + 1, 0),
);
if !self.exdate_hash.contains_key(&dt) {
self.exdate_hash.insert(dt, ());
return self.iter_res.accept(date);
}
}
true
}
/// No need to recompute exrules as it has already beeen computed in the start of the iter method
/// because the bounds where known.
fn accept_when_known_bounds(&mut self, date: DateTime<Tz>) -> bool {
let dt = date.timestamp();
if !self.exdate_hash.contains_key(&dt) {
self.exdate_hash.insert(dt, ());
return self.iter_res.accept(date);
}
true
}
pub fn iter(&mut self) -> Vec<DateTime<Tz>> {
// Add all exdates to exdate_hash
for date in &self.rrule_set.exdate {
println!("Exdate timestamp: {}", date.timestamp());
self.exdate_hash.insert(date.timestamp(), ());
}
// Small performance improvement by computing all exdates between
// before and after dates when. For all the other `QueryMethodTypes`
// the iter has to eval_exdate for every DateTime value produced by rdate or rrule
// to check if it conflicts with any exrule or exdate rules, this is because
// All, Before, After QueryMethodTypes has no time bounds and all the exdates can not be known beforehand.
match &self.iter_res.method {
QueryMethodTypes::Between => {
self.eval_exdate(
&self.iter_res.args.after.unwrap().clone(),
&self.iter_res.args.before.unwrap().clone(),
);
}
_ => (),
};
for date in &self.rrule_set.rdate.clone() {
if !self.accept(date.clone()) {
break;
}
}
for rule in self.rrule_set.rrule.clone().iter_mut() {
iter(self, &mut rule.options);
}
let mut res = self.iter_res.get_value();
res.sort();
res
}
}
impl<'a> IterResult for RRuleSetIter<'a> {
fn accept(&mut self, date: DateTime<Tz>) -> bool {
match &self.iter_res.method {
QueryMethodTypes::Between => self.accept_when_known_bounds(date),
_ => self.accept_when_unknown_bounds(date),
}
}
fn get_value(&self) -> Vec<DateTime<Tz>> {
self.iter_res.get_value()
}
}
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