Uses of Class
net.pricefx.common.util.CalendarUtil.TimePeriod

Packages that use CalendarUtil.TimePeriod

Package	Description
net.pricefx.common.util	Date and time-period helpers behind the Analytics calendar.
net.pricefx.formulaengine	Formula engine interfaces exposed to Groovy logics.

Uses of CalendarUtil.TimePeriod in net.pricefx.common.util

Methods in net.pricefx.common.util that return CalendarUtil.TimePeriod

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
CalendarUtil.TimePeriod	CalendarUtil.TimePeriod.add(Integer numberPeriods)
CalendarUtil.TimePeriod	CalendarUtil.TimePeriod.getEndPeriod()
CalendarUtil.TimePeriod	CalendarUtil.TimePeriod.getStartPeriod()
CalendarUtil.TimePeriod	CalendarUtil.getTimePeriod(String periodAsString)
CalendarUtil.TimePeriod	CalendarUtil.getTimePeriodByDate(String dateAsString, String unitAsString)
CalendarUtil.TimePeriod	CalendarUtil.newTimePeriod(String startDateAsString, String unitAsString)
CalendarUtil.TimePeriod	CalendarUtil.newTimePeriod(String startDateAsString, String endDateAsString, String unitAsString)
CalendarUtil.TimePeriod	CalendarUtil.parseTimePeriod(String period)

Methods in net.pricefx.common.util that return types with arguments of type CalendarUtil.TimePeriod

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
List<CalendarUtil.TimePeriod>	CalendarUtil.getTimePeriods(String startPeriodAsString, String endPeriodAsString, String unitAsString)
List<CalendarUtil.TimePeriod>	CalendarUtil.getTimePeriods(Date startDate, Date endDate, CalendarUtil.TimeUnit unit)

Methods in net.pricefx.common.util with parameters of type CalendarUtil.TimePeriod

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
String	CalendarUtil.getTimePeriodName(CalendarUtil.TimePeriod period)

Constructors in net.pricefx.common.util with parameters of type CalendarUtil.TimePeriod

Modifier	Constructor	Description
	TimePeriod(CalendarUtil.TimePeriod startPeriod, CalendarUtil.TimePeriod endPeriod, CalendarUtil.TimeUnit unit)

Uses of CalendarUtil.TimePeriod in net.pricefx.formulaengine

Methods in net.pricefx.formulaengine that return CalendarUtil.TimePeriod

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
CalendarUtil.TimePeriod	DatamartContext.Calendar.getTimePeriod(String periodAsString)	Returns the TimePeriod object matching its string representation.
CalendarUtil.TimePeriod	DatamartContext.Calendar.getTimePeriodByDate(String dateAsString, String unitAsString)	Parses a date, as well as a named TimeUnit, resulting in a TimePeriod with that unit that encompasses the given date.

Methods in net.pricefx.formulaengine that return types with arguments of type CalendarUtil.TimePeriod

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
List<CalendarUtil.TimePeriod>	DatamartContext.Calendar.getTimePeriods(String startPeriodAsString, String endPeriodAsString, String unitAsString)	The same as DatamartContext.Calendar.getTimePeriodNames(String, String, String) but it returns a list of TimePeriod objects, rather than the corresponding period names.
List<CalendarUtil.TimePeriod>	DatamartContext.Calendar.getTimePeriods(Date startDate, Date endDate, CalendarUtil.TimeUnit unit)

Methods in net.pricefx.formulaengine with parameters of type CalendarUtil.TimePeriod

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
Object	ModelCalcFormulaContext.addRecord(String name, CalendarUtil.TimePeriod period, Map<String,?> attributeValues, Map<String,FieldFormatType> fieldFormatTypesByColLabel, boolean... calculate)	Deprecated. Adds a new record with the given name if none exist yet with that name in the DRAFT status (workflowStatus == WorkflowStatus.DRAFT).
void	DatamartContext.DataSlice.exclude(CalendarUtil.TimePeriod timePeriod)	Excludes the given CalendarUtil.TimePeriod from this slice, matched against this slice's date dimension field.
void	DatamartContext.DataSlice.include(CalendarUtil.TimePeriod timePeriod)	Includes the given CalendarUtil.TimePeriod in this slice, matched against this slice's date dimension field.
Filter	DatamartContext.Calendar.timePeriodAsFilter(CalendarUtil.TimePeriod timePeriod, String dateDimFieldName)	Helper method to build a filter representing dateDimFieldName in [timePeriod.startPeriod, timePeriod.endPeriod] Note the inclusion on both ends; this is to accommodate the most frequent use case where the TimePeriod is a single period, for example InvoiceDate in [2015,2015].