/// <summary>
/// Method to process when there is a multiple hour jump since last update
/// </summary>
/// <param name="time">Time of incoming data</param>
/// <param name="lastEntryDif">Difference since last time updated</param>
private void MultipleHourJump(DateTime time, TimeSpan lastEntryDif)
{
//Clear out enough items to just insert the empty hours
while (hours.Count + lastEntryDif.Hours >= 24)
{
hours.Dequeue();
}
for (var missingHour = lastDateTime.Hour; missingHour < time.Hour; missingHour++)
{
hours.Enqueue(new HourRecord(missingHour));
}
lastHourRecord = new HourRecord(time.Hour);
hours.Enqueue(lastHourRecord);
}
/// <summary>
/// Handling for a new hour
/// </summary>
/// <param name="time">The incoming data's time</param>
private void NewHour(DateTime time)
{
var dataHourTime = time.Hour;
var lastHourTime = lastHourRecord.Identifier;
if (lastHourTime == dataHourTime)
{
return;
}
/*
* Looping here is scary; but we need to ensure we trim to
* limit we want to contain.
*/
while (hours.Count >= 24) //We've filled a day
{
hours.Dequeue(); //Remove the oldest
}
lastHourRecord.CompleteAdding();
lastHourRecord = new HourRecord(time.Hour); //Set the new 'last hour'
hours.Enqueue(lastHourRecord); //Add the new HourRecord
}
/// <summary>
/// Encapsulates initialization of the class; or resetting.
/// </summary>
private void Initialize(int hour)
{
hours.Clear();
lastHourRecord = new HourRecord(hour);
hours.Enqueue(lastHourRecord);
}
