domain::Schedule Class Reference

Class that represents a schedule. More...

#include <schedule.h>

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Public Member Functions
	Schedule (const Duration &duration=Duration(), const QDateTime &startDate=Clock::currentTime(), const QDateTime &dueDate=Clock::currentTime().addSecs(1))
	Creates new schedule.
	Schedule (const Schedule &other)
	~Schedule ()
const Duration &	duration () const
const QDateTime &	startDate () const
const QDateTime &	dueDate () const
void	setDuration (const Duration &duration)
void	setStartDate (const QDateTime &startDate)
void	setDueDate (const QDateTime &dueDate)
Schedule &	operator= (const Schedule &other)
bool	operator== (const Schedule &other) const
Static Public Member Functions
static bool	isValid (const Duration &duration, const QDateTime &startDate, const QDateTime &dueDate)
Private Attributes
QSharedDataPointer < SchedulePrivate >	d

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Detailed Description

Class that represents a schedule.

A schedule has a start date, a due date and a duration.

Definition at line 26 of file schedule.h.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

domain::Schedule::Schedule	(	const Duration &	duration = Duration(),
		const QDateTime &	startDate = Clock::currentTime(),
		const QDateTime &	dueDate = Clock::currentTime().addSecs(1)
	)

Creates new schedule.

The newly created schedule will have the given properties

Parameters:

	duration	The duration of the schedule
	startDate	The startdate for the schedule
	dueDate	The duedate for the schedule

Exceptions:

InvalidDataException

The duedate falls before startdate + duration

Definition at line 11 of file schedule.cpp.

domain::Schedule::Schedule

(

const Schedule &

other

)

Copy constructor.

Definition at line 24 of file schedule.cpp.

domain::Schedule::~Schedule

(

)

Destructor for the schedule

Definition at line 28 of file schedule.cpp.

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Member Function Documentation

const QDateTime & domain::Schedule::dueDate

(

)

const

Returns the duedate of this schedule

Definition at line 47 of file schedule.cpp.

const domain::Duration & domain::Schedule::duration

(

)

const

Returns the duration of this schedule

Definition at line 62 of file schedule.cpp.

bool domain::Schedule::isValid	(	const Duration &	duration,
		const QDateTime &	startDate,
		const QDateTime &	dueDate
	)			[static]

Check whether the given combination of startdate, duedate and duration is valid

Returns:

true if the duration 'fits' between the startdate and duedate

false otherwise

Definition at line 92 of file schedule.cpp.

bool domain::Schedule::operator==

(

const Schedule &

other

)

const

Two schedules are equal if their startdate, duedate and duration are equal

Definition at line 40 of file schedule.cpp.

void domain::Schedule::setDueDate

(

const QDateTime &

dueDate

)

Sets the duedate of this schedule to the given duedate

Parameters:

duration

The new duedate for this schedule

Postcondition:

The schedule has the given v

Definition at line 52 of file schedule.cpp.

void domain::Schedule::setDuration

(

const Duration &

duration

)

Sets the duration of this schedule to the given duration

Parameters:

duration

The new duration for this schedule

Postcondition:

The schedule has the given duration

Definition at line 67 of file schedule.cpp.

void domain::Schedule::setStartDate

(

const QDateTime &

startDate

)

Sets the startdate of this schedule to the given startdate

Parameters:

duration

The new startdate for this schedule

Postcondition:

The schedule has the given startdate

Definition at line 82 of file schedule.cpp.

const QDateTime & domain::Schedule::startDate

(

)

const

Returns the startdate of this schedule

Definition at line 77 of file schedule.cpp.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• schedule.h
• schedule.cpp