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if ((current_day < dst_start_day) && (current_day > dst_end_day)) {
return is_not_in_dst;
}
if ((current_day > dst_start_day) || (current_day < dst_end_day)) {
return is_in_dst;
}
}
if (current_day == dst_start_day) {
return process_local_dst_start_day(time_of_day,
dst_start_offset_minutes,
dst_length_minutes);
}
if (current_day == dst_end_day) {
return process_local_dst_end_day(time_of_day,
dst_end_offset_minutes,
dst_length_minutes);
}
//you should never reach this statement
return invalid_time_label;
}
};
//! Compile-time configurable daylight savings time calculation engine
/* This template provides the ability to configure a daylight savings
* calculation at compile time covering all the cases. Unfortunately
* because of the number of dimensions related to daylight savings
* calculation the number of parameters is high. In addition, the
* start and end transition rules are complex types that specify
* an algorithm for calculation of the starting day and ending
* day of daylight savings time including the month and day
* specifications (eg: last sunday in October).
*
* @param date_type A type that represents dates, typically gregorian::date
* @param time_duration_type Used for the offset in the day calculations
* @param dst_traits A set of traits that define the rules of dst
* calculation. The dst_trait must include the following:
* start_rule_functor - Rule to calculate the starting date of a
* dst transition (eg: last_kday_of_month).
* start_day - static function that returns month of dst start for
* start_rule_functor
* start_month -static function that returns day or day of week for
* dst start of dst
* end_rule_functor - Rule to calculate the end of dst day.
* end_day - static fucntion that returns end day for end_rule_functor
* end_month - static function that returns end month for end_rule_functor
* dst_start_offset_minutes - number of minutes from start of day to transition to dst -- 120 (or 2:00 am) is typical for the U.S. and E.U.
* dst_start_offset_minutes - number of minutes from start of day to transition off of dst -- 180 (or 3:00 am) is typical for E.U.
* dst_length_minutes - number of minutes that dst shifts clock
*/
template<class date_type,
class time_duration_type,
class dst_traits>
class dst_calc_engine
{
public:
typedef typename date_type::year_type year_type;
typedef typename date_type::calendar_type calendar_type;
typedef dst_calculator<date_type, time_duration_type> dstcalc;
//! Calculates if the given local time is dst or not
/*! Determines if the time is really in DST or not. Also checks for
* invalid and ambiguous.
* @retval The time is either ambiguous, invalid, in dst, or not in dst
*/
static time_is_dst_result local_is_dst(const date_type& d,
const time_duration_type& td)
{
year_type y = d.year();
date_type dst_start = local_dst_start_day(y);
date_type dst_end = local_dst_end_day(y);
return dstcalc::local_is_dst(d,td,
dst_start,
dst_traits::dst_start_offset_minutes(),
dst_end,
dst_traits::dst_end_offset_minutes(),
dst_traits::dst_shift_length_minutes());
}
static bool is_dst_boundary_day(date_type d)
{
year_type y = d.year();
return ((d == local_dst_start_day(y)) ||
(d == local_dst_end_day(y)));
}
//! The time of day for the dst transition (eg: typically 01:00:00 or 02:00:00)
static time_duration_type dst_offset()
{
return time_duration_type(0,dst_traits::dst_shift_length_minutes(),0);
}
static date_type local_dst_start_day(year_type year)
{
typedef typename dst_traits::start_rule_functor start_rule;
start_rule start(dst_traits::start_day(),
dst_traits::start_month());
return start.get_date(year);
}
static date_type local_dst_end_day(year_type year)
{
typedef typename dst_traits::end_rule_functor end_rule;
end_rule end(dst_traits::end_day(),
dst_traits::end_month());
return end.get_date(year);
}
};
//! Depricated: Class to calculate dst boundaries for US time zones
/* Use dst_calc_engine instead.
*/
template<class date_type_,
class time_duration_type_,
unsigned int dst_start_offset_minutes=120, //from start of day
short dst_length_minutes=60> //1 hour == 60 min in US
class us_dst_rules
{
public:
typedef time_duration_type_ time_duration_type;
typedef date_type_ date_type;
typedef typename date_type::year_type year_type;
typedef typename date_type::calendar_type calendar_type;
typedef date_time::last_kday_of_month<date_type> lkday;
typedef date_time::first_kday_of_month<date_type> fkday;
typedef dst_calculator<date_type, time_duration_type> dstcalc;
//! Calculates if the given local time is dst or not
/*! Determines if the time is really in DST or not. Also checks for
* invalid and ambiguous.
* @retval The time is either ambiguous, invalid, in dst, or not in dst
*/
static time_is_dst_result local_is_dst(const date_type& d,
const time_duration_type& td)
{
year_type y = d.year();
date_type dst_start = local_dst_start_day(y);
date_type dst_end = local_dst_end_day(y);
return dstcalc::local_is_dst(d,td,
dst_start,dst_start_offset_minutes,
dst_end, dst_start_offset_minutes,
dst_length_minutes);
}
static bool is_dst_boundary_day(date_type d)
{
year_type y = d.year();
return ((d == local_dst_start_day(y)) ||
(d == local_dst_end_day(y)));
}
static date_type local_dst_start_day(year_type year)
{
//first sunday in april
fkday fsia(Sunday, gregorian::Apr);
return fsia.get_date(year);
}
static date_type local_dst_end_day(year_type year)
{
//last sunday in october
lkday lsio(Sunday, gregorian::Oct);
return lsio.get_date(year);
}
static time_duration_type dst_offset()
{
return time_duration_type(0,dst_length_minutes,0);
}
};
//! Used for local time adjustments in places that don't use dst
template<class date_type_, class time_duration_type_>
class null_dst_rules
{
public:
typedef time_duration_type_ time_duration_type;
typedef date_type_ date_type;
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