private DateTimeResolutionResult MergeDateWithSingleTimePeriod(string text, DateObject referenceTime)
{
var ret = new DateTimeResolutionResult();
var trimmedText = text.Trim().ToLower();
var ers = Config.TimePeriodExtractor.Extract(trimmedText, referenceTime);
if (ers.Count == 0)
{
return(ParsePureNumberCases(text, referenceTime));
}
else if (ers.Count == 1)
{
var timePeriodParseResult = Config.TimePeriodParser.Parse(ers[0]);
var timePeriodResolutionResult = (DateTimeResolutionResult)timePeriodParseResult.Value;
if (timePeriodResolutionResult == null)
{
return(ParsePureNumberCases(text, referenceTime));
}
if (timePeriodResolutionResult.TimeZoneResolution != null)
{
ret.TimeZoneResolution = timePeriodResolutionResult.TimeZoneResolution;
}
var timePeriodTimex = timePeriodResolutionResult.Timex;
// If it is a range type timex
if (TimexUtility.IsRangeTimex(timePeriodTimex))
{
var dateResult = this.Config.DateExtractor.Extract(trimmedText.Replace(ers[0].Text, ""), referenceTime);
var dateText = trimmedText.Replace(ers[0].Text, "").Replace(Config.TokenBeforeDate, "").Trim();
// If only one Date is extracted and the Date text equals to the rest part of source text
if (dateResult.Count == 1 && dateText.Equals(dateResult[0].Text))
{
string dateTimex;
DateObject futureTime;
DateObject pastTime;
var pr = this.Config.DateParser.Parse(dateResult[0], referenceTime);
if (pr.Value != null)
{
futureTime = (DateObject)((DateTimeResolutionResult)pr.Value).FutureValue;
pastTime = (DateObject)((DateTimeResolutionResult)pr.Value).PastValue;
dateTimex = pr.TimexStr;
}
else
{
return(ParsePureNumberCases(text, referenceTime));
}
var rangeTimexComponents = TimexUtility.GetRangeTimexComponents(timePeriodTimex);
if (rangeTimexComponents.IsValid)
{
var beginTimex = TimexUtility.CombineDateAndTimeTimex(dateTimex, rangeTimexComponents.BeginTimex);
var endTimex = TimexUtility.CombineDateAndTimeTimex(dateTimex, rangeTimexComponents.EndTimex);
ret.Timex = TimexUtility.GenerateDateTimePeriodTimex(beginTimex, endTimex, rangeTimexComponents.DurationTimex);
var timePeriodFutureValue = (Tuple <DateObject, DateObject>)timePeriodResolutionResult.FutureValue;
var beginTime = timePeriodFutureValue.Item1;
var endTime = timePeriodFutureValue.Item2;
ret.FutureValue = new Tuple <DateObject, DateObject>(
DateObject.MinValue.SafeCreateFromValue(futureTime.Year, futureTime.Month, futureTime.Day,
beginTime.Hour, beginTime.Minute, beginTime.Second),
DateObject.MinValue.SafeCreateFromValue(futureTime.Year, futureTime.Month, futureTime.Day,
endTime.Hour, endTime.Minute, endTime.Second)
);
ret.PastValue = new Tuple <DateObject, DateObject>(
DateObject.MinValue.SafeCreateFromValue(pastTime.Year, pastTime.Month, pastTime.Day,
beginTime.Hour, beginTime.Minute, beginTime.Second),
DateObject.MinValue.SafeCreateFromValue(pastTime.Year, pastTime.Month, pastTime.Day,
endTime.Hour, endTime.Minute, endTime.Second)
);
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(timePeriodResolutionResult.Comment) &&
timePeriodResolutionResult.Comment.Equals(Constants.Comment_AmPm))
{
// AmPm comment is used for later SetParserResult to judge whether this parse result should have two parsing results
// Cases like "from 10:30 to 11 on 1/1/2015" should have AmPm comment, as it can be parsed to "10:30am to 11am" and also be parsed to "10:30pm to 11pm"
// Cases like "from 10:30 to 3 on 1/1/2015" should not have AmPm comment
if (beginTime.Hour < Constants.HalfDayHourCount && endTime.Hour < Constants.HalfDayHourCount)
{
ret.Comment = Constants.Comment_AmPm;
}
}
ret.Success = true;
ret.SubDateTimeEntities = new List <object> {
pr, timePeriodParseResult
};
return(ret);
}
}
return(ParsePureNumberCases(text, referenceTime));
}
}
return(ret);
}