public static void StartTest()
{
Console.WriteLine("-------------- DateParser --------------");
Console.WriteLine();
//------ All the public classes include some basic features to ease their usage.
//--- All of them can be used right away with the most common LINQ methods (e.g., IComparable implemented).
PrintSampleItem
(
"Ini1", new TimeZoneOfficial[]
{
TimeZoneOfficialEnum.Alaska_Daylight_Time
}
.Except
(
new TimeZoneOfficial[]
{
TimeZoneOfficialEnum.Alaska_Daylight_Time, TimeZoneOfficialEnum.Alaska_Standard_Time
}
)
.Count()
);
//--- All of them include custom ToString() overloads displaying the most relevant information.
PrintSampleItem("Ini2", new Offset(-5m).ToString());
PrintSampleItem("Ini3", new Country("ES").ToString());
PrintSampleItem("Ini4", new DateP(DateTime.Now).ToString());
//--- All of them are implicitly convertible to their 1-argument constructors.
PrintSampleItem("Ini5", ((Offset)(-5m)).ToString());
PrintSampleItem("Ini6", ((Country)"ES").ToString());
PrintSampleItem("Ini7", ((DateP)DateTime.Now).ToString());
//--- All the errors are managed internally (no exceptions) and communicated to the user via simple enum.
PrintSampleItem("Ini8", new Offset(50m));
PrintSampleItem("Ini9", (Country)CountryEnum.None);
//------ DateP is the main class dealing with date/time functionalities.
//--- It can be instantiated by relying on standard .NET formats or on custom ones.
PrintSampleItem("Date1", new DateP("2-1-2001", new StandardDateTimeFormat(new CultureInfo("en-US").DateTimeFormat)));
PrintSampleItem("Date2", new DateP("2-1-2001", new CustomDateTimeFormat("day-month-year")));
PrintSampleItem("Date3", new DateP(DateTime.Now, TimeZoneUTCEnum.Minus_12));
PrintSampleItem
(
"Date4", new DateP
(
"2 january-2001", (CustomDateTimeFormat) new DateTimeParts[]
{
DateTimeParts.Day, DateTimeParts.Month, DateTimeParts.Year
}
)
);
//--- All the modifications of the DateP's global properties are inmediately updated in the associated DateTime instance.
PrintSampleItem("Date5", new DateP("2-1-2001 14:30", -1m)
{
TimeZoneOffset = 5m
});
PrintSampleItem
(
"Date6", new DateP("30-4-2017", (CustomDateTimeFormat)"day-month-year")
{
Week = DayOfWeek.Wednesday
}
);
//--- DateP also supports comparison operators.
PrintSampleItem("Date7", (new DateP("30-4-2017 14:30", 0m) < new DateP("30-4-2017 18:30", 4m)));
PrintSampleItem("Date8", (new DateP("30-4-2017 14:30", 0m) >= new DateP("30-4-2017 18:30", 4m)));
//--- DateP and their instances also include various public methods.
PrintSampleItem("Date9", DateP.GetCustomKeywordFromTimePart(TimeParts.Millisecond));
PrintSampleItem
(
"Date10", new DateP("30-4-2017 14:30", 1m).AdaptTimeToTimezone(TimeZoneIANAEnum.America_Aruba)
);
//------ DateParser contains a relevant amount of information about time zones.
//--- There are multiple classifications and many user-friendly ways to easily manage all this information.
PrintSampleItem("TZ1", (TimeZones)"+1");
PrintSampleItem
(
"TZ2", new TimeZoneOfficial
(
((TimeZoneOfficial)TimeZoneOfficialEnum.Greenwich_Mean_Time).Abbreviation
)
);
PrintSampleItem
(
"TZ3", TimeZoneInfo.FindSystemTimeZoneById
(
new TimeZoneWindows(TimeZoneWindowsEnum.Caucasus_Standard_Time).Name
)
.Id
);
//--- All these classes are also compatible with DateP and with other secondary ones.
PrintSampleItem("TZ4", new DateP("1-1-2001 10:00", ((TimeZoneMilitary)"B").Offset));
PrintSampleItem("TZ5", new HourMinute((Offset)10.5m));
//--- It also includes a relevant amount of geographical information.
PrintSampleItem("TZ6", new Country("es"));
PrintSampleItem("TZ7", new TimeZonesCountry(CountryEnum.Andorra));
PrintSampleItem("TZ8", new TimeZonesCountry("bristol"));
Console.WriteLine();
Console.WriteLine("------------------------------------------");
Console.WriteLine();
Console.ReadLine();
}
public MainWindow()
{
InitializeComponent();
DateP.SetDateTime(DateTime.Now.AddDays(-30));
}
