/// <summary>
/// Distributes the minimal amount to the specified result.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>Immutable operation: creates other instance of allocation.</remarks>
internal protected Allocation apply(Allocation allocation, int index)
{
Money[] results = allocation
.Select((m, i) => i != index ? m : m + m.MinValue)
.ToArray();
return(new Allocation(allocation.Allocatable, results));
}
private static Allocation allocateRemainderIfNeeded(this Money money, IRemainderAllocator allocator, Allocation allocatedSoFar)
{
Money remainder = money - allocatedSoFar.TotalAllocated;
Allocation beingAllocated = allocatedSoFar;
if (remainder >= remainder.MinValue)
{
beingAllocated = allocator.Allocate(allocatedSoFar);
}
return(beingAllocated);
}
/// <summary>
/// Allocates the sum of money 'fairly', discarding the remainder of an uneven allocation.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// <para>
/// A sum of money that can be allocated to each recipient exactly evenly is inherently 'fair'. For example, a US
/// Dollar split four (4) ways leaves each recipient with 25 cents and everything is allocated.</para>
/// <para>
/// A US Dollar split three (3) ways cannot be distributed evenly and is therefore inherently 'unfair'. What will be done
/// is allocate the maximum fair amount and leave the remainding amount for the caller to decide.</para>
/// </remarks>
/// <param name="numberOfRecipients">The number of times to split up the total.</param>
/// <returns>
/// The results of the even allocation with a length equal to <paramref name="numberOfRecipients"/>.
/// <para>In the case of an even allocation, the allocation will be complete.<see cref="Allocation.IsComplete"/>, having a zero <see cref="Allocation.Remainder"/>.</para>
/// <para>In the case of an uneven allocation, the allocation will not be complete <see cref="EvenAllocator(Money)"/>, having a non-zero <see cref="Allocation.Remainder"/>.</para>
/// </returns>
/// <seealso cref="EvenAllocator(Money)"/>
public Allocation Allocate(int numberOfRecipients)
{
// if amount to allocate is too 'scarce' to allocate something to all
// then effectively go into remainder allocation mode
if (notEnoughToAllocateEvenly(numberOfRecipients))
{
return(Allocation.Zero(_toAllocate, numberOfRecipients));
}
decimal each = amountforEachRecipient(numberOfRecipients);
Money[] results = Money.Some(each, _currency, numberOfRecipients);
return(new Allocation(_toAllocate, results));
}
public static Allocation Allocate(this Money money, int numberOfRecipients, IRemainderAllocator allocator)
{
EvenAllocator.AssertNumberOfRecipients(nameof(numberOfRecipients), numberOfRecipients);
if (money.notEnoughToAllocate())
{
return(Allocation.Zero(money, numberOfRecipients));
}
Allocation allocated = new EvenAllocator(money)
.Allocate(numberOfRecipients);
allocated = money.allocateRemainderIfNeeded(allocator, allocated);
return(allocated);
}
public static Allocation Allocate(this Money money, RatioCollection ratios, IRemainderAllocator allocator)
{
Guard.AgainstNullArgument(nameof(ratios), ratios);
if (money.notEnoughToAllocate())
{
return(Allocation.Zero(money, ratios.Count));
}
Allocation allocated = new ProRataAllocator(money)
.Allocate(ratios);
allocated = money.allocateRemainderIfNeeded(allocator, allocated);
return(allocated);
}
public override Allocation Allocate(Allocation allocatedSoFar)
{
var rnd = new Random();
// the number of recipients that can get an incremental share
Money remainder = allocatedSoFar.Remainder;
var numberOfRecipients = (int)(remainder.Amount / remainder.MinValue.Amount);
// make a list of all indexes, order it randomly
// and take the number of indexes we need
var indexes = Enumerable
.Range(0, allocatedSoFar.Length)
.OrderBy(x => rnd.Next())
.Take(numberOfRecipients);
return(indexes.Aggregate(allocatedSoFar, apply));
}
public abstract Allocation Allocate(Allocation allocatedSoFar);