Source code for gramps.gen.lib.date

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"""Support for dates."""

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# Python modules
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from __future__ import unicode_literals, division

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# Set up logging
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import logging
log = logging.getLogger(".Date")

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# Gnome/GTK modules
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# Gramps modules
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from ..const import GRAMPS_LOCALE as glocale
_ = glocale.translation.sgettext

from .calendar import (gregorian_sdn, julian_sdn, hebrew_sdn, 
                      french_sdn, persian_sdn, islamic_sdn, swedish_sdn,
                      gregorian_ymd, julian_ymd, hebrew_ymd, 
                      french_ymd, persian_ymd, islamic_ymd,
                      swedish_ymd)
from ..config import config
from ..errors import DateError

[docs]class Span(object): """ Span is used to represent the difference between two dates for three main purposes: sorting, ranking, and describing. sort = (base day count, offset) minmax = (min days, max days) """ BEFORE = config.get('behavior.date-before-range') AFTER = config.get('behavior.date-after-range') ABOUT = config.get('behavior.date-about-range') ALIVE = config.get('behavior.max-age-prob-alive') def __init__(self, date1, date2): self.valid = (date1.sortval != 0 and date2.sortval != 0) self.date1 = date1 self.date2 = date2 self.sort = (-9999, -9999) self.minmax = (9999, -9999) self.precision = 2 self.negative = False if self.valid: if self.date1.calendar != Date.CAL_GREGORIAN: self.date1 = self.date1.to_calendar("gregorian") if self.date2.calendar != Date.CAL_GREGORIAN: self.date2 = self.date2.to_calendar("gregorian") if self.date1.sortval < self.date2.sortval: self.date1 = date2 self.date2 = date1 self.negative = True if self.date1.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_NONE: if self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_NONE: v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, 0) self.minmax = (v, v) elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_BEFORE: v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, -Span.BEFORE) self.minmax = (v - Span.BEFORE, v) elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_AFTER: v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, Span.AFTER) self.minmax = (v, v + Span.AFTER) elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_ABOUT: v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, -Span.ABOUT) self.minmax = (v - Span.ABOUT, v + Span.ABOUT) elif self.date2.is_compound(): start, stop = self.date2.get_start_stop_range() start = Date(*start) stop = Date(*stop) v1 = self.date1.sortval - stop.sortval # min v2 = self.date1.sortval - start.sortval # max self.sort = (v1, v2 - v1) self.minmax = (v1, v2) elif self.date1.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_BEFORE: # BEFORE---------------------------- if self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_NONE: v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, 0) self.minmax = (0, v) elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_BEFORE: v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, -Span.BEFORE) self.minmax = (v, v + Span.BEFORE) elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_AFTER: v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, -Span.AFTER) self.minmax = (0, v) elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_ABOUT: v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, -Span.ABOUT) self.minmax = (v - Span.ABOUT, v + Span.ABOUT) elif self.date2.is_compound(): v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, -Span.ABOUT) self.minmax = (v - Span.ABOUT, v + Span.ABOUT) elif self.date1.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_AFTER: # AFTER---------------------------- if self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_NONE: v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, Span.AFTER) self.minmax = (v, v + Span.AFTER) elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_BEFORE: v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, Span.AFTER) self.minmax = (v - Span.BEFORE, v + Span.AFTER) elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_AFTER: v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, Span.AFTER) self.minmax = (v, v + Span.AFTER) elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_ABOUT: v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, -Span.ABOUT) self.minmax = (v - Span.ABOUT, v + Span.AFTER) elif self.date2.is_compound(): v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, -Span.ABOUT) self.minmax = (v - Span.ABOUT, v + Span.ABOUT) elif self.date1.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_ABOUT: # ABOUT---------------------------- if self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_NONE: v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, -Span.ABOUT) self.minmax = (v - Span.ABOUT, v + Span.ABOUT) elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_BEFORE: v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, -Span.BEFORE) self.minmax = (v - Span.BEFORE, v + Span.ABOUT) elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_AFTER: v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, Span.AFTER) self.minmax = (v - Span.ABOUT, v + Span.ABOUT) elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_ABOUT: v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, -Span.ABOUT) self.minmax = (v - Span.ABOUT, v + Span.ABOUT) elif self.date2.is_compound(): v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, -Span.ABOUT) self.minmax = (v - Span.ABOUT, v + Span.ABOUT) elif self.date1.is_compound(): if self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_NONE: start, stop = self.date1.get_start_stop_range() start = Date(*start) stop = Date(*stop) v1 = start.sortval - self.date2.sortval # min v2 = stop.sortval - self.date2.sortval # max self.sort = (v1, v2 - v1) self.minmax = (v1, v2) elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_BEFORE: v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, Span.BEFORE) self.minmax = (v - Span.BEFORE, v + Span.BEFORE) elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_AFTER: v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, -Span.AFTER) self.minmax = (v - Span.AFTER, v + Span.AFTER) elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_ABOUT: v = self.date1.sortval - self.date2.sortval self.sort = (v, -Span.ABOUT) self.minmax = (v - Span.ABOUT, v + Span.ABOUT) elif self.date2.is_compound(): start1, stop1 = self.date1.get_start_stop_range() start2, stop2 = self.date2.get_start_stop_range() start1 = Date(*start1) start2 = Date(*start2) stop1 = Date(*stop1) stop2 = Date(*stop2) v1 = start1.sortval - stop2.sortval # min v2 = stop1.sortval - start2.sortval # max self.sort = (v1, v2 - v1) self.minmax = (v1, v2)
[docs] def is_valid(self): return self.valid
[docs] def tuple(self): return self._diff(self.date1, self.date2)
def __getitem__(self, pos): # Depricated! return self._diff(self.date1, self.date2)[pos] def __int__(self): """ Returns the number of days of span. """ if self.negative: return -(self.sort[0] + self.sort[1]) else: return (self.sort[0] + self.sort[1]) ## def __cmp__(self, other): ## """ ## DEPRECATED - not available in python 3 ## ## Comparing two Spans for SORTING purposes. ## Use cmp(abs(int(span1)), abs(int(span2))) for comparing ## actual spans of times, as spans have directionality ## as indicated by negative values. ## """ ## raise NotImplementedError ## if other is None: ## return cmp(int(self), -9999) ## else: ## return cmp(int(self), int(other))
[docs] def as_age(self): """ Get Span as an age (will not return more than Span.ALIVE). """ return self.get_repr(as_age=True)
[docs] def as_time(self): """ Get Span as a time (can be greater than Span.ALIVE). """ return self.get_repr(as_age=False)
def __repr__(self): """ Get the Span as an age. Use Span.as_time() to get as a textual description of time greater than Span.ALIVE. """ return self.get_repr(as_age=True)
[docs] def get_repr(self, as_age=False, dlocale=glocale): """ Get the representation as a time or age. If dlocale is passed in (a :class:`.GrampsLocale`) then the translated value will be returned instead. :param dlocale: allow deferred translation of strings :type dlocale: a :class:`.GrampsLocale` instance """ trans_text = dlocale.translation.sgettext # trans_text is a defined keyword (see po/update_po.py, po/genpot.sh) _repr = trans_text("unknown") # FIXME all this concatenation will fail for RTL languages -- really?? if self.valid: fdate12 = self._format(self._diff(self.date1, self.date2), dlocale) fdate12p1 = self._format(self._diff(self.date1, self.date2), dlocale).format(precision=1) if as_age and self._diff(self.date1, self.date2)[0] > Span.ALIVE: _repr = trans_text("less than %s years") % Span.ALIVE elif self.date1.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_NONE: if self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_NONE: _repr = fdate12 elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_BEFORE: _repr = trans_text("more than") + " " + fdate12 elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_AFTER: _repr = trans_text("less than") + " " + fdate12 elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_ABOUT: _repr = trans_text("age|about") + " " + fdate12p1 elif self.date2.is_compound(): start, stop = self.date2.get_start_stop_range() start = Date(*start) stop = Date(*stop) _repr = (trans_text("between") + " " + self._format(self._diff(self.date1, stop),dlocale) + " " + trans_text("and") + " " + self._format(self._diff(self.date1, start),dlocale)) elif self.date1.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_BEFORE: # BEFORE---------------------------- if self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_NONE: _repr = trans_text("less than") + " " + fdate12 elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_BEFORE: _repr = self._format((-1, -1 , -1)) elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_AFTER: _repr = trans_text("less than") + " " + fdate12 elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_ABOUT: _repr = trans_text("less than about") + " " + fdate12 elif self.date2.is_compound(): _repr = trans_text("less than") + " " + fdate12 elif self.date1.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_AFTER: # AFTER---------------------------- if self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_NONE: _repr = trans_text("more than") + " " + fdate12 elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_BEFORE: _repr = trans_text("more than") + " " + fdate12 elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_AFTER: _repr = self._format((-1, -1 , -1)) elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_ABOUT: _repr = trans_text("more than about") + " " + fdate12p1 elif self.date2.is_compound(): _repr = trans_text("more than") + " " + fdate12 elif self.date1.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_ABOUT: # ABOUT---------------------------- if self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_NONE: _repr = trans_text("age|about") + " " + fdate12p1 elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_BEFORE: _repr = trans_text("more than about") + " " + fdate12p1 elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_AFTER: _repr = trans_text("less than about") + " " + fdate12p1 elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_ABOUT: _repr = trans_text("age|about") + " " + fdate12p1 elif self.date2.is_compound(): _repr = trans_text("age|about") + " " + fdate12p1 elif self.date1.is_compound(): if self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_NONE: start, stop = self.date1.get_start_stop_range() start = Date(*start) stop = Date(*stop) _repr = (trans_text("between") + " " + self._format(self._diff(start, self.date2),dlocale) + " " + trans_text("and") + " " + self._format(self._diff(stop, self.date2),dlocale)) elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_BEFORE: _repr = trans_text("more than") + " " + fdate12 elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_AFTER: _repr = trans_text("less than") + " " + fdate12 elif self.date2.get_modifier() == Date.MOD_ABOUT: _repr = trans_text("age|about") + " " + fdate12p1 elif self.date2.is_compound(): start1, stop1 = self.date1.get_start_stop_range() start2, stop2 = self.date2.get_start_stop_range() start1 = Date(*start1) start2 = Date(*start2) stop1 = Date(*stop1) stop2 = Date(*stop2) _repr = (trans_text("between") + " " + self._format(self._diff(start1, stop2),dlocale) + " " + trans_text("and") + " " + self._format(self._diff(stop1, start2),dlocale)) return _repr
def __eq__(self, other): """ For comparing of Spans. Uses the integer representation. """ if other is None: return False return int(self) == int(other) def __lt__(self, other): """ For less-than comparing of Spans. Uses the integer representation. """ if other is None: return False return int(self) < int(other) def __gt__(self, other): """ For greater-than comparing of Spans. Uses the integer representation. """ if other is None: return True return int(self) > int(other)
[docs] def format(self, precision=2, as_age=True): """ Force a string representation at a level of precision. == ==================================================== 1 only most significant level (year, month, day) 2 only most two significant levels (year, month, day) 3 at most three items of signifance (year, month, day) == ==================================================== """ self.precision = precision return self.get_repr(as_age)
def _format(self, diff_tuple, dlocale=glocale): """ If dlocale is passed in (a :class:`.GrampsLocale`) then the translated value will be returned instead. :param dlocale: allow deferred translation of strings :type dlocale: a :class:`.GrampsLocale` instance """ trans_text = dlocale.translation.sgettext # trans_text is a defined keyword (see po/update_po.py, po/genpot.sh) ngettext = dlocale.translation.ngettext # to see "nearby" comments if diff_tuple == (-1, -1, -1): return trans_text("unknown") retval = "" detail = 0 if diff_tuple[0] != 0: # translators: leave all/any {...} untranslated retval += ngettext("{number_of} year", "{number_of} years", diff_tuple[0] ).format(number_of=diff_tuple[0]) detail += 1 if self.precision == detail: return retval if diff_tuple[1] != 0: if retval != "": # translators: needed for Arabic, ignore otherwise retval += trans_text(", ") # translators: leave all/any {...} untranslated retval += ngettext("{number_of} month", "{number_of} months", diff_tuple[1] ).format(number_of=diff_tuple[1]) detail += 1 if self.precision == detail: return retval if diff_tuple[2] != 0: if retval != "": # translators: needed for Arabic, ignore otherwise retval += trans_text(", ") # translators: leave all/any {...} untranslated retval += ngettext("{number_of} day", "{number_of} days", diff_tuple[2] ).format(number_of=diff_tuple[2]) detail += 1 if self.precision == detail: return retval if retval == "": retval = trans_text("0 days") return retval def _diff(self, date1, date2): # We should make sure that Date2 + tuple -> Date1 and # Date1 - tuple -> Date2 if date1.get_new_year() or date2.get_new_year(): days = date1.sortval - date2.sortval years = days // 365 months = (days - years * 365) // 30 days = (days - years * 365) - months * 30 if self.negative: return (-years, -months, -days) else: return (years, months, days) d1 = [i or 1 for i in date1.get_ymd()] d2 = [i or 1 for i in date2.get_ymd()] # d1 - d2 (1998, 12, 32) - (1982, 12, 15) # days: if d2[2] > d1[2]: # months: if d2[1] > d1[1]: d1[0] -= 1 d1[1] += 12 d1[1] -= 1 d1[2] += 31 # months: if d2[1] > d1[1]: d1[0] -= 1 # from years d1[1] += 12 # to months days = d1[2] - d2[2] months = d1[1] - d2[1] years = d1[0] - d2[0] if days > 31: months += days // 31 days = days % 31 if months > 12: years += months // 12 months = months % 12 # estimate: (years, months, days) # Check transitivity: if date1.is_full() and date2.is_full(): eDate = date1 - (years, months, days) if eDate < date2: # too small, strictly less than diff = 0 while eDate << date2 and diff < 60: diff += 1 eDate = eDate + (0, 0, diff) if diff == 60: return (-1, -1, -1) if self.negative: return (-years, -months, -(days - diff)) else: return (years, months, days - diff) elif eDate > date2: diff = 0 while eDate >> date2 and diff > -60: diff -= 1 eDate -= (0, 0, abs(diff)) if diff == -60: return (-1, -1, -1) if self.negative: return (-years, -months, -(days + diff)) else: return (years, months, days + diff) if self.negative: return (-years, -months, -days) else: return (years, months, days) #------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # Date class # #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
[docs]class Date(object): """ The core date handling class for Gramps. Supports partial dates, compound dates and alternate calendars. """ MOD_NONE = 0 # CODE MOD_BEFORE = 1 MOD_AFTER = 2 MOD_ABOUT = 3 MOD_RANGE = 4 MOD_SPAN = 5 MOD_TEXTONLY = 6 QUAL_NONE = 0 # BITWISE QUAL_ESTIMATED = 1 QUAL_CALCULATED = 2 #QUAL_INTERPRETED = 4 unused in source!! CAL_GREGORIAN = 0 # CODE CAL_JULIAN = 1 CAL_HEBREW = 2 CAL_FRENCH = 3 CAL_PERSIAN = 4 CAL_ISLAMIC = 5 CAL_SWEDISH = 6 CALENDARS = range(7) NEWYEAR_JAN1 = 0 # CODE NEWYEAR_MAR1 = 1 NEWYEAR_MAR25 = 2 NEWYEAR_SEP1 = 3 EMPTY = (0, 0, 0, False) _POS_DAY = 0 _POS_MON = 1 _POS_YR = 2 _POS_SL = 3 _POS_RDAY = 4 _POS_RMON = 5 _POS_RYR = 6 _POS_RSL = 7 _calendar_convert = [ gregorian_sdn, julian_sdn, hebrew_sdn, french_sdn, persian_sdn, islamic_sdn, swedish_sdn, ] _calendar_change = [ gregorian_ymd, julian_ymd, hebrew_ymd, french_ymd, persian_ymd, islamic_ymd, swedish_ymd, ] calendar_names = ["Gregorian", "Julian", "Hebrew", "French Republican", "Persian", "Islamic", "Swedish"] ui_calendar_names = [_("calendar|Gregorian"), _("calendar|Julian"), _("calendar|Hebrew"), _("calendar|French Republican"), _("calendar|Persian"), _("calendar|Islamic"), _("calendar|Swedish")] def __init__(self, *source): """ Create a new Date instance. """ #### setup None, Date, or numbers if len(source) == 0: source = None elif len(source) == 1: if isinstance(source[0], int): source = (source[0], 0, 0) else: source = source[0] elif len(source) == 2: source = (source[0], source[1], 0) elif len(source) == 3: pass # source is ok else: raise AttributeError("invalid args to Date: %s" % source) self.format = None #### ok, process either date or tuple if isinstance(source, tuple): self.calendar = Date.CAL_GREGORIAN self.modifier = Date.MOD_NONE self.quality = Date.QUAL_NONE self.dateval = Date.EMPTY self.text = "" self.sortval = 0 self.newyear = 0 self.set_yr_mon_day(*source) elif source: self.calendar = source.calendar self.modifier = source.modifier self.quality = source.quality self.dateval = source.dateval self.text = source.text self.sortval = source.sortval self.newyear = source.newyear else: self.calendar = Date.CAL_GREGORIAN self.modifier = Date.MOD_NONE self.quality = Date.QUAL_NONE self.dateval = Date.EMPTY self.text = "" self.sortval = 0 self.newyear = Date.NEWYEAR_JAN1
[docs] def serialize(self, no_text_date=False): """ Convert to a series of tuples for data storage. """ if no_text_date: text = '' else: text = self.text return (self.calendar, self.modifier, self.quality, self.dateval, text, self.sortval, self.newyear)
[docs] def to_struct(self): """ Convert the data held in this object to a structure (eg, struct) that represents all the data elements. This method is used to recursively convert the object into a self-documenting form that can easily be used for various purposes, including diffs and queries. These structures may be primitive Python types (string, integer, boolean, etc.) or complex Python types (lists, tuples, or dicts). If the return type is a dict, then the keys of the dict match the fieldname of the object. If the return struct (or value of a dict key) is a list, then it is a list of structs. Otherwise, the struct is just the value of the attribute. :returns: Returns a struct containing the data of the object. :rtype: dict """ return {"_class": "Date", "calendar": self.calendar, "modifier": self.modifier, "quality": self.quality, "dateval": self.dateval, "text": self.text, "sortval": self.sortval, "newyear": self.newyear}
@classmethod
[docs] def from_struct(cls, struct): """ Given a struct data representation, return a serialized object. :returns: Returns a serialized object """ default = Date() retval = (struct.get("calendar", default.calendar), struct.get("modifier", default.modifier), struct.get("quality", default.quality), struct.get("dateval", default.dateval), struct.get("text", default.text), struct.get("sortval", default.sortval), struct.get("newyear", default.newyear)) if retval == (0, 0, 0, (0, 0, 0, False), '', 0, 0): return None else: return retval
[docs] def unserialize(self, data): """ Load from the format created by serialize. """ #FIXME: work around 3.1.0 error: #2792: Dates in sourcereferences in person_ref_list not upgraded #Added 2009/03/09 if len(data) == 7: # This is correct: (self.calendar, self.modifier, self.quality, self.dateval, self.text, self.sortval, self.newyear) = data elif len(data) == 6: # This is necessary to fix 3.1.0 bug: (self.calendar, self.modifier, self.quality, self.dateval, self.text, self.sortval) = data self.newyear = 0 # Remove all except if-part after 3.1.1 else: raise DateError("Invalid date to unserialize") return self
[docs] def copy(self, source): """ Copy all the attributes of the given Date instance to the present instance, without creating a new object. """ self.calendar = source.calendar self.modifier = source.modifier self.quality = source.quality self.dateval = source.dateval self.text = source.text self.sortval = source.sortval self.newyear = source.newyear ## PYTHON 3 no __cmp__ ## def __cmp__(self, other): ## """ ## Compare two dates. ## ## Comparison function. Allows the usage of equality tests. ## This allows you do run statements like 'date1 <= date2' ## """ ## if isinstance(other, Date): ## return cmp(self.sortval, other.sortval) ## else: ## return -1 # Can't use this (as is) as this breaks comparing dates to None #def __eq__(self, other): # return self.sortval == other.sortval
def __eq__(self, other): """ Equality based on sort value, use is_equal/match instead if needed """ if isinstance(other, Date): return self.sortval == other.sortval else: #indicate this is not supported return False def __ne__(self, other): """ Equality based on sort value, use is_equal/match instead if needed """ if isinstance(other, Date): return self.sortval != other.sortval else: #indicate this is not supported return True def __le__(self, other): """ <= based on sort value, use match instead if needed So this is different from using < which uses match! """ if isinstance(other, Date): return self.sortval <= other.sortval else: #indicate this is not supported return NotImplemented def __ge__(self, other): """ >= based on sort value, use match instead if needed So this is different from using > which uses match! """ if isinstance(other, Date): return self.sortval >= other.sortval else: #indicate this is not supported return NotImplemented def __add__(self, other): """ Date arithmetic: Date() + years, or Date() + (years, [months, [days]]). """ if isinstance(other, int): return self.copy_offset_ymd(other) elif isinstance(other, (tuple, list)): return self.copy_offset_ymd(*other) else: raise AttributeError("unknown date add type: %s " % type(other)) def __radd__(self, other): """ Add a number + Date() or (years, months, days) + Date(). """ return self + other def __sub__(self, other): """ Date arithmetic: Date() - years, Date - (y,m,d), or Date() - Date(). """ if isinstance(other, int): # Date - value -> Date return self.copy_offset_ymd(-other) elif isinstance(other, (tuple, list)): # Date - (y, m, d) -> Date return self.copy_offset_ymd(*[-i for i in other]) elif isinstance(other, type(self)): # Date1 - Date2 -> tuple return Span(self, other) else: raise AttributeError("unknown date sub type: %s " % type(other)) def __contains__(self, string): """ For use with "x in Date" syntax. """ return (str(string) in self.text) def __lshift__(self, other): """ Comparison for strictly less than. """ return self.match(other, comparison="<<") def __lt__(self, other): """ Comparison for less than using match, use sortval instead if needed. """ return self.match(other, comparison="<") def __rshift__(self, other): """ Comparison for strictly greater than. """ return self.match(other, comparison=">>") def __gt__(self, other): """ Comparison for greater than using match, use sortval instead if needed. """ return self.match(other, comparison=">")
[docs] def is_equal(self, other): """ Return 1 if the given Date instance is the same as the present instance IN ALL REGARDS. Needed, because the __cmp__ only looks at the sorting value, and ignores the modifiers/comments. """ if self.modifier == other.modifier \ and self.modifier == Date.MOD_TEXTONLY: value = self.text == other.text else: value = (self.calendar == other.calendar and self.modifier == other.modifier and self.quality == other.quality and self.dateval == other.dateval) return value
[docs] def get_start_stop_range(self): """ Return the minimal start_date, and a maximal stop_date corresponding to this date, given in Gregorian calendar. Useful in doing range overlap comparisons between different dates. Note that we stay in (YR,MON,DAY) """ def yr_mon_day(dateval): """ Local function to swap order for easy comparisons, and correct year of slash date. Slash date is given as year1/year2, where year1 is Julian year, and year2=year1+1 the Gregorian year. Slash date is already taken care of. """ return (dateval[Date._POS_YR], dateval[Date._POS_MON], dateval[Date._POS_DAY]) def date_offset(dateval, offset): """ Local function to do date arithmetic: add the offset, return (year,month,day) in the Gregorian calendar. """ new_date = Date() new_date.set_yr_mon_day(*dateval[:3]) return new_date.offset(offset) datecopy = Date(self) #we do all calculation in Gregorian calendar datecopy.convert_calendar(Date.CAL_GREGORIAN) start = yr_mon_day(datecopy.get_start_date()) stop = yr_mon_day(datecopy.get_stop_date()) if stop == (0, 0, 0): stop = start stopmax = list(stop) if stopmax[0] == 0: # then use start_year, if one stopmax[0] = start[Date._POS_YR] if stopmax[1] == 0: stopmax[1] = 12 if stopmax[2] == 0: stopmax[2] = 31 startmin = list(start) if startmin[1] == 0: startmin[1] = 1 if startmin[2] == 0: startmin[2] = 1 # if BEFORE, AFTER, or ABOUT/EST, adjust: if self.modifier == Date.MOD_BEFORE: stopmax = date_offset(startmin, -1) fdiff = config.get('behavior.date-before-range') startmin = (stopmax[0] - fdiff, stopmax[1], stopmax[2]) elif self.modifier == Date.MOD_AFTER: startmin = date_offset(stopmax, 1) fdiff = config.get('behavior.date-after-range') stopmax = (startmin[0] + fdiff, startmin[1], startmin[2]) elif (self.modifier == Date.MOD_ABOUT or self.quality == Date.QUAL_ESTIMATED): fdiff = config.get('behavior.date-about-range') startmin = (startmin[0] - fdiff, startmin[1], startmin[2]) stopmax = (stopmax[0] + fdiff, stopmax[1], stopmax[2]) # return tuples not lists, for comparisons return (tuple(startmin), tuple(stopmax))
[docs] def match(self, other_date, comparison="="): """ Compare two dates using sophisticated techniques looking for any match between two possible dates, date spans and qualities. The other comparisons for Date (is_equal() and __cmp() don't actually look for anything other than a straight match, or a simple comparison of the sortval. ========== ======================================================= Comparison Returns ========== ======================================================= =,== True if any part of other_date matches any part of self < True if any part of other_date < any part of self << True if all parts of other_date < all parts of self > True if any part of other_date > any part of self >> True if all parts of other_date > all parts of self ========== ======================================================= """ if (other_date.modifier == Date.MOD_TEXTONLY or self.modifier == Date.MOD_TEXTONLY): if comparison == "=": return (self.text.upper().find(other_date.text.upper()) != -1) elif comparison == "==": return self.text == other_date.text else: return False if (self.sortval == 0 or other_date.sortval == 0): return False # Obtain minimal start and maximal stop in Gregorian calendar other_start, other_stop = other_date.get_start_stop_range() self_start, self_stop = self.get_start_stop_range() if comparison == "=": # If some overlap then match is True, otherwise False. return ((self_start <= other_start <= self_stop) or (self_start <= other_stop <= self_stop) or (other_start <= self_start <= other_stop) or (other_start <= self_stop <= other_stop)) elif comparison == "==": # If they match exactly on start and stop return ((self_start == other_start) and (other_stop == other_stop)) elif comparison == "<": # If any < any return self_start < other_stop elif comparison == "<=": # If any < any return self_start <= other_stop elif comparison == "<<": # If all < all return self_stop < other_start elif comparison == ">": # If any > any return self_stop > other_start elif comparison == ">=": # If any > any return self_stop >= other_start elif comparison == ">>": # If all > all return self_start > other_stop else: raise AttributeError("invalid match comparison operator: '%s'" % comparison)
def __str__(self): """ Produce a string representation of the Date object. If the date is not valid, the text representation is displayed. If the date is a range or a span, a string in the form of 'YYYY-MM-DD - YYYY-MM-DD' is returned. Otherwise, a string in the form of 'YYYY-MM-DD' is returned. """ if self.quality == Date.QUAL_ESTIMATED: qual = "est " elif self.quality == Date.QUAL_CALCULATED: qual = "calc " else: qual = "" if self.modifier == Date.MOD_BEFORE: pref = "bef " elif self.modifier == Date.MOD_AFTER: pref = "aft " elif self.modifier == Date.MOD_ABOUT: pref = "abt " else: pref = "" ny = self.newyear_to_str() if self.calendar != Date.CAL_GREGORIAN: if ny: cal = " (%s,%s)" % (Date.calendar_names[self.calendar], ny) else: cal = " (%s)" % Date.calendar_names[self.calendar] else: if ny: cal = " (%s)" % ny else: cal = "" if self.modifier == Date.MOD_TEXTONLY: val = self.text elif self.get_slash(): val = "%04d/%d-%02d-%02d" % ( self.dateval[Date._POS_YR] - 1, (self.dateval[Date._POS_YR]) % 10, self.dateval[Date._POS_MON], self.dateval[Date._POS_DAY]) elif self.is_compound(): val = "%04d-%02d-%02d - %04d-%02d-%02d" % ( self.dateval[Date._POS_YR], self.dateval[Date._POS_MON], self.dateval[Date._POS_DAY], self.dateval[Date._POS_RYR], self.dateval[Date._POS_RMON], self.dateval[Date._POS_RDAY]) else: val = "%04d-%02d-%02d" % ( self.dateval[Date._POS_YR], self.dateval[Date._POS_MON], self.dateval[Date._POS_DAY]) return "%s%s%s%s" % (qual, pref, val, cal)
[docs] def newyear_to_str(self): """ Return the string representation of the newyear. """ if self.newyear == Date.NEWYEAR_JAN1: ny = "" elif self.newyear == Date.NEWYEAR_MAR1: ny = "Mar1" elif self.newyear == Date.NEWYEAR_MAR25: ny = "Mar25" elif self.newyear == Date.NEWYEAR_SEP1: ny = "Sep1" elif isinstance(self.newyear, (list, tuple)): ny = "%s-%s" % (self.newyear[0], self.newyear[1]) else: ny = "Err" return ny
@staticmethod
[docs] def newyear_to_code(string): """ Return newyear code of string, where string is: '', 'Jan1', 'Mar1', '3-25', '9-1', etc. """ string = string.strip().lower() if string == "" or string == "jan1": code = Date.NEWYEAR_JAN1 elif string == "mar1": code = Date.NEWYEAR_MAR1 elif string == "mar25": code = Date.NEWYEAR_MAR25 elif string == "sep1": code = Date.NEWYEAR_SEP1 elif "-" in string: try: code = tuple(map(int, string.split("-"))) except: code = 0 else: code = 0 return code
[docs] def get_sort_value(self): """ Return the sort value of Date object. If the value is a text string, 0 is returned. Otherwise, the calculated sort date is returned. The sort date is rebuilt on every assignment. The sort value is an integer representing the value. The sortval is the integer number of days that have elapsed since Monday, January 1, 4713 BC in the proleptic Julian calendar. .. seealso:: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_day """ return self.sortval
[docs] def get_modifier(self): """ Return an integer indicating the calendar selected. The valid values are: ============ ===================== MOD_NONE no modifier (default) MOD_BEFORE before MOD_AFTER after MOD_ABOUT about MOD_RANGE date range MOD_SPAN date span MOD_TEXTONLY text only ============ ===================== """ return self.modifier
[docs] def set_modifier(self, val): """ Set the modifier for the date. """ if val not in (Date.MOD_NONE, Date.MOD_BEFORE, Date.MOD_AFTER, Date.MOD_ABOUT, Date.MOD_RANGE, Date.MOD_SPAN, Date.MOD_TEXTONLY): raise DateError("Invalid modifier") self.modifier = val
[docs] def get_quality(self): """ Return an integer indicating the calendar selected. The valid values are: =============== ================ QUAL_NONE normal (default) QUAL_ESTIMATED estimated QUAL_CALCULATED calculated =============== ================ """ return self.quality
[docs] def set_quality(self, val): """ Set the quality selected for the date. """ if val not in (Date.QUAL_NONE, Date.QUAL_ESTIMATED, Date.QUAL_CALCULATED): raise DateError("Invalid quality") self.quality = val
[docs] def get_calendar(self): """ Return an integer indicating the calendar selected. The valid values are: ============= ========================================== CAL_GREGORIAN Gregorian calendar CAL_JULIAN Julian calendar CAL_HEBREW Hebrew (Jewish) calendar CAL_FRENCH French Republican calendar CAL_PERSIAN Persian calendar CAL_ISLAMIC Islamic calendar CAL_SWEDISH Swedish calendar 1700-03-01 -> 1712-02-30! ============= ========================================== """ return self.calendar
[docs] def set_calendar(self, val): """ Set the calendar selected for the date. """ if val not in Date.CALENDARS: raise DateError("Invalid calendar") self.calendar = val
[docs] def get_start_date(self): """ Return a tuple representing the start date. If the date is a compound date (range or a span), it is the first part of the compound date. If the date is a text string, a tuple of (0, 0, 0, False) is returned. Otherwise, a date of (DD, MM, YY, slash) is returned. If slash is True, then the date is in the form of 1530/1. """ if self.modifier == Date.MOD_TEXTONLY: val = Date.EMPTY else: val = self.dateval[0:4] return val
[docs] def get_stop_date(self): """ Return a tuple representing the second half of a compound date. If the date is not a compound date, (including text strings) a tuple of (0, 0, 0, False) is returned. Otherwise, a date of (DD, MM, YY, slash) is returned. If slash is True, then the date is in the form of 1530/1. """ if self.is_compound(): val = self.dateval[4:8] else: val = Date.EMPTY return val
def _get_low_item(self, index): """ Return the item specified. """ if self.modifier == Date.MOD_TEXTONLY: val = 0 else: val = self.dateval[index] return val def _get_low_item_valid(self, index): """ Determine if the item specified is valid. """ if self.modifier == Date.MOD_TEXTONLY: val = False else: val = self.dateval[index] != 0 return val def _get_high_item(self, index): """ Return the item specified. """ if self.is_compound(): val = self.dateval[index] else: val = 0 return val
[docs] def get_year(self): """ Return the year associated with the date. If the year is not defined, a zero is returned. If the date is a compound date, the lower date year is returned. """ return self._get_low_item(Date._POS_YR)
[docs] def get_year_calendar(self, calendar_name=None): """ Return the year of this date in the calendar name given. Defaults to self's calendar if one is not given. >>> Date(2009, 12, 8).to_calendar("hebrew").get_year_calendar() 5770 """ if calendar_name: cal = lookup_calendar(calendar_name) else: cal = self.calendar if cal == self.calendar: return self.get_year() else: retval = Date(self) retval.convert_calendar(cal) return retval.get_year()
[docs] def get_new_year(self): """ Return the new year code associated with the date. """ return self.newyear
[docs] def set_new_year(self, value): """ Set the new year code associated with the date. """ self.newyear = value
def __set_yr_mon_day(self, year, month, day, pos_yr, pos_mon, pos_day): dv = list(self.dateval) dv[pos_yr] = year dv[pos_mon] = month dv[pos_day] = day self.dateval = tuple(dv)
[docs] def set_yr_mon_day(self, year, month, day, remove_stop_date = None): """ Set the year, month, and day values. :param remove_stop_date: Required parameter for a compound date. When True, the stop date is changed to the same date as well. When False, the stop date is not changed. """ if self.is_compound() and remove_stop_date is None: raise DateError("Required parameter remove_stop_date not set!") self.__set_yr_mon_day(year, month, day, Date._POS_YR, Date._POS_MON, Date._POS_DAY) self._calc_sort_value() if remove_stop_date and self.is_compound(): self.set2_yr_mon_day(year, month, day)
def _assert_compound(self): if not self.is_compound(): raise DateError("Operation allowed for compound dates only!")
[docs] def set2_yr_mon_day(self, year, month, day): """ Set the year, month, and day values in the 2nd part of a compound date (range or span). """ self._assert_compound() self.__set_yr_mon_day(year, month, day, Date._POS_RYR, Date._POS_RMON, Date._POS_RDAY)
def __set_yr_mon_day_offset(self, year, month, day, pos_yr, pos_mon, pos_day): dv = list(self.dateval) if dv[pos_yr]: dv[pos_yr] += year elif year: dv[pos_yr] = year if dv[pos_mon]: dv[pos_mon] += month elif month: if month < 0: dv[pos_mon] = 1 + month else: dv[pos_mon] = month # Fix if month out of bounds: if month != 0: # only check if changed if dv[pos_mon] == 0: # subtraction dv[pos_mon] = 12 dv[pos_yr] -= 1 elif dv[pos_mon] < 0: # subtraction dv[pos_yr] -= int((-dv[pos_mon]) // 12) + 1 dv[pos_mon] = (dv[pos_mon] % 12) elif dv[pos_mon] > 12 or dv[pos_mon] < 1: dv[pos_yr] += int(dv[pos_mon] // 12) dv[pos_mon] = dv[pos_mon] % 12 self.dateval = tuple(dv) self._calc_sort_value() return (day != 0 or dv[pos_day] > 28)
[docs] def set_yr_mon_day_offset(self, year=0, month=0, day=0): """ Offset the date by the given year, month, and day values. """ if self.__set_yr_mon_day_offset(year, month, day, Date._POS_YR, Date._POS_MON, Date._POS_DAY): self.set_yr_mon_day(*self.offset(day), remove_stop_date = False) if self.is_compound(): self.set2_yr_mon_day_offset(year, month, day)
[docs] def set2_yr_mon_day_offset(self, year=0, month=0, day=0): """ Set the year, month, and day values by offset in the 2nd part of a compound date (range or span). """ self._assert_compound() if self.__set_yr_mon_day_offset(year, month, day, Date._POS_RYR, Date._POS_RMON, Date._POS_RDAY): stop = Date(self.get_stop_ymd()) self.set2_yr_mon_day(*stop.offset(day))
[docs] def copy_offset_ymd(self, year=0, month=0, day=0): """ Return a Date copy based on year, month, and day offset. """ orig_cal = self.calendar if self.calendar != 0: new_date = self.to_calendar("gregorian") else: new_date = self retval = Date(new_date) retval.set_yr_mon_day_offset(year, month, day) if orig_cal == 0: return retval else: retval.convert_calendar(orig_cal) return retval
[docs] def copy_ymd(self, year=0, month=0, day=0, remove_stop_date=None): """ Return a Date copy with year, month, and day set. :param remove_stop_date: Same as in set_yr_mon_day. """ retval = Date(self) retval.set_yr_mon_day(year, month, day, remove_stop_date) return retval
[docs] def set_year(self, year): """ Set the year value. """ self.dateval = self.dateval[0:2] + (year, ) + self.dateval[3:] self._calc_sort_value()
[docs] def get_year_valid(self): """ Return true if the year is valid. """ return self._get_low_item_valid(Date._POS_YR)
[docs] def get_month(self): """ Return the month associated with the date. If the month is not defined, a zero is returned. If the date is a compound date, the lower date month is returned. """ return self._get_low_item(Date._POS_MON)
[docs] def get_month_valid(self): """ Return true if the month is valid """ return self._get_low_item_valid(Date._POS_MON)
[docs] def get_day(self): """ Return the day of the month associated with the date. If the day is not defined, a zero is returned. If the date is a compound date, the lower date day is returned. """ return self._get_low_item(Date._POS_DAY)
[docs] def get_day_valid(self): """ Return true if the day is valid. """ return self._get_low_item_valid(Date._POS_DAY)
[docs] def get_valid(self): """ Return true if any part of the date is valid. """ return self.modifier != Date.MOD_TEXTONLY
[docs] def is_valid(self): """ Return true if any part of the date is valid. """ return self.modifier != Date.MOD_TEXTONLY and self.sortval != 0
[docs] def get_stop_year(self): """ Return the day of the year associated with the second part of a compound date. If the year is not defined, a zero is returned. """ return self._get_high_item(Date._POS_RYR)
[docs] def get_stop_month(self): """ Return the month of the month associated with the second part of a compound date. If the month is not defined, a zero is returned. """ return self._get_high_item(Date._POS_RMON)
[docs] def get_stop_day(self): """ Return the day of the month associated with the second part of a compound date. If the day is not defined, a zero is returned. """ return self._get_high_item(Date._POS_RDAY)
[docs] def get_high_year(self): """ Return the high year estimate. For compound dates with non-zero stop year, the stop year is returned. Otherwise, the start year is returned. """ if self.is_compound(): ret = self.get_stop_year() if ret: return ret else: return self.get_year()
[docs] def get_text(self): """ Return the text value associated with an invalid date. """ return self.text
[docs] def get_dow(self): """ Return an integer representing the day of the week associated with the date (Monday=0). If the day is not defined, a None is returned. If the date is a compound date, the lower date day is returned. """ return self.sortval % 7 if self.is_regular() else None
def _zero_adjust_ymd(self, y, m, d): year = y if y != 0 else 1 month = max(m, 1) day = max(d, 1) return (year, month, day) def _adjust_newyear(self): """ Returns year adjustment performed (0 or -1). """ ny = self.get_new_year() year_delta = 0 if ny: # new year offset? if ny == Date.NEWYEAR_MAR1: split = (3, 1) elif ny == Date.NEWYEAR_MAR25: split = (3, 25) elif ny == Date.NEWYEAR_SEP1: split = (9, 1) elif isinstance(ny, (list, tuple)): split = ny else: split = (0, 0) if (self.get_month(), self.get_day()) >= split and split != (0, 0): year_delta = -1 d1 = Date(self.get_year() + year_delta, self.get_month(), self.get_day()) d1.set_calendar(self.calendar) d1.recalc_sort_value() self.sortval = d1.sortval return year_delta
[docs] def set(self, quality=None, modifier=None, calendar=None, value=None, text=None, newyear=0): """ Set the date to the specified value. :param quality: The date quality for the date (see :meth:`get_quality` for more information). Defaults to the previous value for the date. :param modified: The date modifier for the date (see :meth:`get_modifier` for more information) Defaults to the previous value for the date. :param calendar: The calendar associated with the date (see :meth:`get_calendar` for more information). Defaults to the previous value for the date. :param value: A tuple representing the date information. For a non-compound date, the format is (DD, MM, YY, slash) and for a compound date the tuple stores data as (DD, MM, YY, slash1, DD, MM, YY, slash2) Defaults to the previous value for the date. :param text: A text string holding either the verbatim user input or a comment relating to the date. Defaults to the previous value for the date. :param newyear: The newyear code, or tuple representing (month, day) of newyear day. Defaults to 0. The sort value is recalculated. """ if quality is None: quality = self.quality if modifier is None: modifier = self.modifier if calendar is None: calendar = self.calendar if value is None: value = self.dateval if modifier in (Date.MOD_NONE, Date.MOD_BEFORE, Date.MOD_AFTER, Date.MOD_ABOUT) and len(value) < 4: raise DateError("Invalid value. Should be: (DD, MM, YY, slash)") if modifier in (Date.MOD_RANGE, Date.MOD_SPAN) and len(value) < 8: raise DateError("Invalid value. Should be: (DD, MM, " "YY, slash1, DD, MM, YY, slash2)") if modifier not in (Date.MOD_NONE, Date.MOD_BEFORE, Date.MOD_AFTER, Date.MOD_ABOUT, Date.MOD_RANGE, Date.MOD_SPAN, Date.MOD_TEXTONLY): raise DateError("Invalid modifier") if quality not in (Date.QUAL_NONE, Date.QUAL_ESTIMATED, Date.QUAL_CALCULATED): raise DateError("Invalid quality") if calendar not in Date.CALENDARS: raise DateError("Invalid calendar") if newyear != 0 and calendar_has_fixed_newyear(calendar): raise DateError( "May not adjust newyear to {ny} for calendar {cal}".format( ny = newyear, cal = calendar)) self.quality = quality self.modifier = modifier self.calendar = calendar self.dateval = value self.set_new_year(newyear) year, month, day = self._zero_adjust_ymd( value[Date._POS_YR], value[Date._POS_MON], value[Date._POS_DAY]) if year == month == day == 0: self.sortval = 0 else: func = Date._calendar_convert[calendar] self.sortval = func(year, month, day) if self.get_slash() and self.get_calendar() != Date.CAL_JULIAN: self.set_calendar(Date.CAL_JULIAN) self.recalc_sort_value() year_delta = self._adjust_newyear() if text: self.text = text if modifier != Date.MOD_TEXTONLY: sanity = Date(self) sanity.convert_calendar(self.calendar, known_valid = False) # convert_calendar resets slash and new year, restore these as needed if sanity.get_slash() != self.get_slash(): sanity.set_slash(self.get_slash()) if self.is_compound() and sanity.get_slash2() != self.get_slash2(): sanity.set_slash2(self.get_slash2()) if sanity.get_new_year() != self.get_new_year(): sanity.set_new_year(self.get_new_year()) sanity._adjust_newyear() # We don't do the roundtrip conversion on self, becaue # it would remove uncertainty on day/month expressed with zeros # Did the roundtrip change the date value?! if sanity.dateval != value: try: # Maybe it is OK because of undetermined value adjustment? zl = zip(sanity.dateval, value) # Loop over all values present, whether compound or not for d,m,y,sl in zip(*[iter(zl)]*4): # each of d,m,y,sl is a pair from dateval and value, to compare adjusted,original = sl if adjusted != original: raise DateError("Invalid date value {}". format(value)) for adjusted,original in d,m: if adjusted != original and not(original == 0 and adjusted == 1): raise DateError("Invalid day/month {} passed in value {}". format(original, value)) adjusted,original = y adjusted -= year_delta if adjusted != original and not(original == 0 and adjusted == 1): raise DateError("Invalid year {} passed in value {}". format(original, value)) except DateError as e: log.debug("Sanity check failed - self: {}, sanity: {}".format( self.to_struct(), sanity.to_struct())) e.date = self raise
[docs] def recalc_sort_value(self): """ Recalculates the numerical sort value associated with the date and returns it. Public method. """ self._calc_sort_value() return self.sortval
def _calc_sort_value(self): """ Calculate the numerical sort value associated with the date. """ year, month, day = self._zero_adjust_ymd( self.dateval[Date._POS_YR], self.dateval[Date._POS_MON], self.dateval[Date._POS_DAY]) if year == month == 0 and day == 0: self.sortval = 0 else: func = Date._calendar_convert[self.calendar] self.sortval = func(year, month, day)
[docs] def convert_calendar(self, calendar, known_valid=True): """ Convert the date from the current calendar to the specified calendar. """ if (known_valid # if not known valid, round-trip convert anyway and calendar == self.calendar and self.newyear == Date.NEWYEAR_JAN1): return (year, month, day) = Date._calendar_change[calendar](self.sortval) if self.is_compound(): ryear, rmonth, rday = self._zero_adjust_ymd( self.dateval[Date._POS_RYR], self.dateval[Date._POS_RMON], self.dateval[Date._POS_RDAY]) sdn = Date._calendar_convert[self.calendar](ryear, rmonth, rday) (nyear, nmonth, nday) = Date._calendar_change[calendar](sdn) self.dateval = (day, month, year, False, nday, nmonth, nyear, False) else: self.dateval = (day, month, year, False) self.calendar = calendar self.newyear = Date.NEWYEAR_JAN1
[docs] def set_as_text(self, text): """ Set the day to a text string, and assign the sort value to zero. """ self.modifier = Date.MOD_TEXTONLY self.text = text self.sortval = 0
[docs] def set_text_value(self, text): """ Set the text string to a given text. """ self.text = text
[docs] def is_empty(self): """ Return True if the date contains no information (empty text). """ return (self.modifier == Date.MOD_TEXTONLY and not self.text) or \ (self.get_start_date()==Date.EMPTY and self.get_stop_date()==Date.EMPTY)
[docs] def is_compound(self): """ Return True if the date is a date range or a date span. """ return self.modifier == Date.MOD_RANGE \ or self.modifier == Date.MOD_SPAN
[docs] def is_regular(self): """ Return True if the date is a regular date. The regular date is a single exact date, i.e. not text-only, not a range or a span, not estimated/calculated, not about/before/after date, and having year, month, and day all non-zero. """ return self.modifier == Date.MOD_NONE \ and self.quality == Date.QUAL_NONE \ and self.get_year_valid() and self.get_month_valid() \ and self.get_day_valid()
[docs] def is_full(self): """ Return True if the date is fully specified. """ return (self.get_year_valid() and self.get_month_valid() and self.get_day_valid())
[docs] def get_ymd(self): """ Return (year, month, day). """ return (self.get_year(), self.get_month(), self.get_day())
[docs] def get_dmy(self, get_slash=False): """ Return (day, month, year, [slash]). """ if get_slash: return (self.get_day(), self.get_month(), self.get_year(), self.get_slash()) else: return (self.get_day(), self.get_month(), self.get_year())
[docs] def get_stop_ymd(self): """ Return (year, month, day) of the stop date, or all-zeros if it's not defined. """ return (self.get_stop_year(), self.get_stop_month(), self.get_stop_day())
[docs] def offset(self, value): """ Return (year, month, day) of this date +- value. """ return Date._calendar_change[Date.CAL_GREGORIAN](self.sortval + value)
[docs] def offset_date(self, value): """ Return (year, month, day) of this date +- value. """ return Date(Date._calendar_change[Date.CAL_GREGORIAN](self.sortval + value))
[docs] def lookup_calendar(self, calendar): """ Lookup calendar name in the list of known calendars, even if translated. """ return lookup_calendar(calendar)
[docs] def lookup_quality(self, quality): """ Lookup date quality keyword, even if translated. """ qualities = ["none", "estimated", "calculated"] ui_qualities = [_("none"), _("estimated"), _("calculated")] if quality.lower() in qualities: return qualities.index(quality.lower()) elif quality.lower() in ui_qualities: return ui_qualities.index(quality.lower()) else: raise AttributeError("invalid quality: '%s'" % quality)
[docs] def lookup_modifier(self, modifier): """ Lookup date modifier keyword, even if translated. """ mods = ["none", "before", "after", "about", "range", "span", "textonly"] ui_mods = [_("none"), _("before"), _("after"), _("about"), _("range"), _("span"), _("textonly")] if modifier.lower() in mods: return mods.index(modifier.lower()) elif modifier.lower() in ui_mods: return ui_mods.index(modifier.lower()) else: raise AttributeError("invalid modifier: '%s'" % modifier)
[docs] def to_calendar(self, calendar_name): """ Return a new Date object in the calendar calendar_name. >>> Date(1591, 1, 1).to_calendar("julian") 1590-12-22 (Julian) """ cal = lookup_calendar(calendar_name) retval = Date(self) retval.convert_calendar(cal) return retval
[docs] def get_slash(self): """ Return true if the date is a slash-date (dual dated). """ return self._get_low_item_valid(Date._POS_SL)
[docs] def set_slash(self, value): """ Set to 1 if the date is a slash-date (dual dated). """ temp = list(self.dateval) temp[Date._POS_SL] = value self.dateval = tuple(temp)
[docs] def get_slash2(self): """ Return true if the ending date is a slash-date (dual dated). """ return self._get_low_item_valid(Date._POS_RSL)
[docs] def set_slash2(self, value): """ Set to 1 if the ending date is a slash-date (dual dated). """ temp = list(self.dateval) temp[Date._POS_RSL] = value self.dateval = tuple(temp)
[docs] def make_vague(self): """ Remove month and day details to make the date approximate. """ dv = list(self.dateval) dv[Date._POS_MON] = 0 dv[Date._POS_DAY] = 0 if Date._POS_RDAY < len(dv): dv[Date._POS_RDAY] = 0 dv[Date._POS_RMON] = 0 self.dateval = tuple(dv) self._calc_sort_value()
def Today(): """ Returns a Date object set to the current date. """ import time current_date = Date() current_date.set_yr_mon_day(*time.localtime(time.time())[0:3]) return current_date def NextYear(): """ Returns a Date object set to next year """ return Today() + 1 #------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # Date Functions # #------------------------------------------------------------------------- def lookup_calendar(calendar): """ Find the ID associated with the calendar name. >>> lookup_calendar("hebrew") 2 """ if calendar is None: return Date.CAL_GREGORIAN if isinstance(calendar, int): return calendar for pos, calendar_name in enumerate(Date.calendar_names): if calendar.lower() == calendar_name.lower(): return pos for pos, calendar_name in enumerate(Date.ui_calendar_names): if calendar.lower() == calendar_name.lower(): return pos raise AttributeError("invalid calendar: '%s'" % calendar) def gregorian(date): """Convert given date to gregorian. Doesn't modify the original object.""" if date.get_calendar() != Date.CAL_GREGORIAN: date = Date(date) date.convert_calendar(Date.CAL_GREGORIAN) return date def calendar_has_fixed_newyear(cal): """Does the given calendar have a fixed new year, or may it be reset?""" return cal not in (Date.CAL_GREGORIAN, Date.CAL_JULIAN, Date.CAL_SWEDISH)