// TODO: HIGH: I think the decision to go with events / series etc makes it impossible to use entities here (or
public override IEnumerable <DateTime> Occur(RepeatPeriod repeatPeriod, DateTime eventStart, DateTime repeatFrom, DateTime repeatTill)
{
var occurrences = new List <DateTime>();
var latestTime = eventStart;
var effectiveEnd = DateTime.Compare(repeatTill, TimeWhenFinished) < 0 ? repeatTill : TimeWhenFinished;
while (latestTime < effectiveEnd)
{
if (latestTime > repeatFrom)
{
occurrences.Add(latestTime);
}
latestTime = latestTime.Add(repeatPeriod.NextOccurence(latestTime).Subtract(latestTime));
}
return(occurrences);
}
public override IEnumerable <DateTime> Occur(RepeatPeriod repeatPeriod, DateTime eventStart, DateTime repeatFrom, DateTime repeatTill)
{
var latestDate = eventStart;
var occurrences = new List <DateTime>();
var timesToOccur = MaxTimesToOccur;
while (timesToOccur > 0 && latestDate <= repeatTill)
{
if (latestDate > repeatFrom)
{
occurrences.Add(latestDate);
}
latestDate = latestDate.Add(repeatPeriod.NextOccurence(latestDate).Subtract(latestDate));
timesToOccur--;
}
return(occurrences);
}
public override IEnumerable <DateTime> Occur(RepeatPeriod repeatPeriod, DateTime eventStart, DateTime repeatFrom, DateTime repeatTill)
{
var occurrences = new List <DateTime>();
var latestTime = eventStart;
// TODO: HIGH : Not very readable code. I would try to hint the reader that we are trying to find the start time
// for generating occurances. Possibly encapsulate the logic in RepeatPeriod to find the closest occurance to a given date and start from there.
while (latestTime < repeatTill)
{
if (latestTime > repeatFrom)
{
occurrences.Add(latestTime);
}
latestTime = latestTime.Add(repeatPeriod.NextOccurence(latestTime).Subtract(latestTime));
}
return(occurrences);
}