/// <summary>
/// Evaluates this event to determine the dates and times for which the event occurs.
/// This method only evaluates events which occur between <paramref name="FromDate"/>
/// and <paramref name="ToDate"/>; therefore, if you require a list of events which
/// occur outside of this range, you must specify a <paramref name="FromDate"/> and
/// <paramref name="ToDate"/> which encapsulate the date(s) of interest.
/// <note type="caution">
/// For events with very complex recurrence rules, this method may be a bottleneck
/// during processing time, especially when this method in called for a large number
/// of events, in sequence, or for a very large time span.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="FromDate">The beginning date of the range to evaluate.</param>
/// <param name="ToDate">The end date of the range to evaluate.</param>
/// <returns></returns>
public override ArrayList Evaluate(Date_Time FromDate, Date_Time ToDate)
{
// Add the event itself, before recurrence rules are evaluated
DateTimes.Add(DTStart.Copy());
Periods.Add(new Period(DTStart, Duration));
// Evaluate recurrences normally
base.Evaluate(FromDate, ToDate);
// Remove DateTimes that already have a Period
for (int i = DateTimes.Count - 1; i >= 0; i--)
{
foreach (Period p in Periods)
{
if (p.StartTime == DateTimes[i])
{
DateTimes.RemoveAt(i);
}
}
}
// Convert each calculated Date_Time into a Period.
foreach (Date_Time dt in DateTimes)
{
Period p = new Period(dt, Duration);
if (!Periods.Contains(p))
{
Periods.Add(p);
}
}
Periods.Sort();
return(Periods);
}
/// <summary>
/// Evaluates this item to determine the dates and times for which it occurs/recurs.
/// This method only evaluates items which occur/recur between <paramref name="FromDate"/>
/// and <paramref name="ToDate"/>; therefore, if you require a list of items which
/// occur outside of this range, you must specify a <paramref name="FromDate"/> and
/// <paramref name="ToDate"/> which encapsulate the date(s) of interest.
/// <note type="caution">
/// For events with very complex recurrence rules, this method may be a bottleneck
/// during processing time, especially when this method is called for a large number
/// of items, in sequence, or for a very large time span.
/// </note>
/// </summary>
/// <param name="FromDate">The beginning date of the range to evaluate.</param>
/// <param name="ToDate">The end date of the range to evaluate.</param>
/// <returns>
/// An <see cref="ArrayList"/> containing a <see cref="Date_Time"/> object for
/// each date/time this item occurs/recurs.
/// </returns>
virtual public List <Period> Evaluate(Date_Time FromDate, Date_Time ToDate)
{
// Evaluate extra time periods, without re-evaluating ones that were already evaluated
if ((EvalStart == null && EvalEnd == null) ||
(ToDate == EvalStart) ||
(FromDate == EvalEnd))
{
EvaluateRRule(FromDate, ToDate);
EvaluateRDate(FromDate, ToDate);
EvaluateExRule(FromDate, ToDate);
EvaluateExDate(FromDate, ToDate);
if (EvalStart == null || EvalStart > FromDate)
{
EvalStart = FromDate.Copy();
}
if (EvalEnd == null || EvalEnd < ToDate)
{
EvalEnd = ToDate.Copy();
}
}
if (EvalStart != null && FromDate < EvalStart)
{
Evaluate(FromDate, EvalStart);
}
if (EvalEnd != null && ToDate > EvalEnd)
{
Evaluate(EvalEnd, ToDate);
}
Periods.Sort();
// Ensure the Kind of time is consistent with DTStart
foreach (Period p in Periods)
{
if (p.StartTime.Kind != DTStart.Kind)
{
p.StartTime.Value = new DateTime(p.StartTime.Year, p.StartTime.Month, p.StartTime.Day,
p.StartTime.Hour, p.StartTime.Minute, p.StartTime.Second, DTStart.Kind);
}
}
// Evaluate all Alarms for this component.
foreach (Alarm alarm in Alarms)
{
alarm.Evaluate(this);
}
return(Periods);
}
/// <summary>
/// Evaluates this item to determine the dates and times for which it occurs/recurs.
/// This method only evaluates items which occur/recur between <paramref name="FromDate"/>
/// and <paramref name="ToDate"/>; therefore, if you require a list of items which
/// occur outside of this range, you must specify a <paramref name="FromDate"/> and
/// <paramref name="ToDate"/> which encapsulate the date(s) of interest.
/// <note type="caution">
/// For events with very complex recurrence rules, this method may be a bottleneck
/// during processing time, especially when this method is called for a large number
/// of items, in sequence, or for a very large time span.
/// </note>
/// </summary>
/// <param name="FromDate">The beginning date of the range to evaluate.</param>
/// <param name="ToDate">The end date of the range to evaluate.</param>
/// <returns>
/// A <see cref="List<Period>"/> containing a <see cref="Period"/> object for
/// each date/time this item occurs/recurs.
/// </returns>
virtual internal List <Period> Evaluate(iCalDateTime FromDate, iCalDateTime ToDate)
{
// Evaluate extra time periods, without re-evaluating ones that were already evaluated
if ((EvalStart == null && EvalEnd == null) ||
(ToDate == EvalStart) ||
(FromDate == EvalEnd))
{
EvaluateRRule(FromDate, ToDate);
EvaluateRDate(FromDate, ToDate);
EvaluateExRule(FromDate, ToDate);
EvaluateExDate(FromDate, ToDate);
if (EvalStart == null || EvalStart > FromDate)
{
EvalStart = FromDate.Copy();
}
if (EvalEnd == null || EvalEnd < ToDate)
{
EvalEnd = ToDate.Copy();
}
}
if (EvalStart != null && FromDate < EvalStart)
{
Evaluate(FromDate, EvalStart);
}
if (EvalEnd != null && ToDate > EvalEnd)
{
Evaluate(EvalEnd, ToDate);
}
Periods.Sort();
foreach (Period p in Periods)
{
// Ensure the Kind of time is consistent with DTStart
p.StartTime.IsUniversalTime = DTStart.IsUniversalTime;
}
return(Periods);
}
/// <summary>
/// Evaluates this item to determine the dates and times for which it occurs/recurs.
/// This method only evaluates items which occur/recur between <paramref name="FromDate"/>
/// and <paramref name="ToDate"/>; therefore, if you require a list of items which
/// occur outside of this range, you must specify a <paramref name="FromDate"/> and
/// <paramref name="ToDate"/> which encapsulate the date(s) of interest.
/// <note type="caution">
/// For events with very complex recurrence rules, this method may be a bottleneck
/// during processing time, especially when this method is called for a large number
/// of items, in sequence, or for a very large time span.
/// </note>
/// </summary>
/// <param name="FromDate">The beginning date of the range to evaluate.</param>
/// <param name="ToDate">The end date of the range to evaluate.</param>
/// <returns>
/// An <see cref="ArrayList"/> containing a <see cref="Date_Time"/> object for
/// each date/time this item occurs/recurs.
/// </returns>
virtual public List <Period> Evaluate(Date_Time FromDate, Date_Time ToDate)
{
// Evaluate extra time periods, without re-evaluating ones that were already evaluated
if ((EvalStart == null && EvalEnd == null) ||
(ToDate == EvalStart) ||
(FromDate == EvalEnd))
{
EvaluateRRule(FromDate, ToDate);
EvaluateRDate(FromDate, ToDate);
EvaluateExRule(FromDate, ToDate);
EvaluateExDate(FromDate, ToDate);
if (EvalStart == null || EvalStart > FromDate)
{
EvalStart = FromDate.Copy();
}
if (EvalEnd == null || EvalEnd < ToDate)
{
EvalEnd = ToDate.Copy();
}
}
if (EvalStart != null && FromDate < EvalStart)
{
Evaluate(FromDate, EvalStart);
}
if (EvalEnd != null && ToDate > EvalEnd)
{
Evaluate(EvalEnd, ToDate);
}
Periods.Sort();
// Evaluate all Alarms for this component.
foreach (Alarm alarm in Alarms)
{
alarm.Evaluate(this);
}
return(Periods);
}