module Custodian module Util # # A class for working with time-spans. # class TimeSpan # # Convert an hour-string into a sane integer. # def TimeSpan.to_hour( desc ) # # Handle PM times. # if ( desc.kind_of? String ) && ( desc =~ /([0-9]+)pm$/i ) desc = $1.dup.to_i + 12; end # # Handle AM times. # if desc.kind_of? String desc = desc.sub( /am$/, '' ) desc = desc.to_i end # # Ensure within a valid range # raise ArgumentError, "Integer required for time" unless( desc.kind_of? Integer ) raise ArgumentError, "Invalid time: #{desc}" unless( ( desc >= 0 ) && ( desc <= 23 ) ) # # Return the updated string. # desc end # # Given a start/end string convert that # to a hash of hours which are inside the # range - inclusively. # def TimeSpan.to_hours( p_start, p_end ) p_start = Custodian::Util::TimeSpan.to_hour(p_start) p_end = Custodian::Util::TimeSpan.to_hour(p_end) # # Valid hours, within the span # valid = {} # # Iterate over the hours. Store in a hash. # hour = p_start while( hour != p_end ) valid[hour] = 1 hour += 1 hour = 0 if hour > 23 end valid[p_end]=1 # # Return the hash # valid end # # Given a starting hour, such as 10pm, and an ending hour, # such as 4am, test whether a time is within that period. # def TimeSpan.inside?( p_start, p_end, cur_hour = nil) # # Default to the current hour, if not specified. # if cur_hour.nil? cur_hour = Time.now.hour end # # Ensure all values are sane and reasonable. # p_start = Custodian::Util::TimeSpan.to_hour(p_start) p_end = Custodian::Util::TimeSpan.to_hour(p_end) cur_hour = Custodian::Util::TimeSpan.to_hour(cur_hour) # # Get the expanded hours # valid = Custodian::Util::TimeSpan.to_hours( p_start, p_end ) # # Lookup to see if the specified hour is within the # hours between the range. # ( valid[cur_hour] == 1 ) end end end end