Examples of org.joda.time.chrono.ISOChronology

org.joda.time.chrono.ISOChronology
Implements a chronology that follows the rules of the ISO8601 standard, which is compatible with Gregorian for all modern dates. When ISO does not define a field, but it can be determined (such as AM/PM) it is included.
With the exception of century related fields, ISOChronology is exactly the same as {@link GregorianChronology}. In this chronology, centuries and year of century are zero based. For all years, the century is determined by dropping the last two digits of the year, ignoring sign. The year of century is the value of the last two year digits.
ISOChronology is thread-safe and immutable. @author Stephen Colebourne @author Brian S O'Neill @since 1.0

        loadAndCompare(test, "CopticChronology", true);
        inlineCompare(test, true);
    }


    public void testSerializedISOChronology() throws Exception {
        ISOChronology test = ISOChronology.getInstance(PARIS);
        loadAndCompare(test, "ISOChronology", true);
        inlineCompare(test, true);
    }

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    }


    //-----------------------------------------------------------------------
    public void testToString() {
        DateTimeZone paris = DateTimeZone.forID("Europe/Paris");
        ISOChronology isoParis = ISOChronology.getInstance(paris);
        
        assertEquals("ISOChronology[Europe/Paris]", isoParis.toString());
        assertEquals("GJChronology[Europe/Paris]", GJChronology.getInstance(paris).toString());
        assertEquals("GregorianChronology[Europe/Paris]", GregorianChronology.getInstance(paris).toString());
        assertEquals("JulianChronology[Europe/Paris]", JulianChronology.getInstance(paris).toString());
        assertEquals("BuddhistChronology[Europe/Paris]", BuddhistChronology.getInstance(paris).toString());
        assertEquals("CopticChronology[Europe/Paris]", CopticChronology.getInstance(paris).toString());

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        loadAndCompare(test, "CopticChronology", true);
        inlineCompare(test, true);
    }


    public void testSerializedISOChronology() throws Exception {
        ISOChronology test = ISOChronology.getInstance(PARIS);
        loadAndCompare(test, "ISOChronology", true);
        inlineCompare(test, true);
    }

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    @Description("add the specified amount of time to the given time")
    @ScalarFunction("date_add")
    @SqlType(TimeType.class)
    public static long addFieldValueTime(ConnectorSession session, @SqlType(VarcharType.class) Slice unit, @SqlType(BigintType.class) long value, @SqlType(TimeType.class) long time)
    {
        ISOChronology chronology = getChronology(session.getTimeZoneKey());
        return modulo24Hour(chronology, getTimeField(chronology, unit).add(time, Ints.checkedCast(value)));
    }

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    public static long addFieldValueTimeWithTimeZone(
            @SqlType(VarcharType.class) Slice unit,
            @SqlType(BigintType.class) long value,
            @SqlType(TimeWithTimeZoneType.class) long timeWithTimeZone)
    {
        ISOChronology chronology = unpackChronology(timeWithTimeZone);
        long millis = modulo24Hour(chronology, getTimeField(chronology, unit).add(unpackMillisUtc(timeWithTimeZone), Ints.checkedCast(value)));
        return updateMillisUtc(millis, timeWithTimeZone);
    }

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    @Description("difference of the given times in the given unit")
    @ScalarFunction("date_diff")
    @SqlType(BigintType.class)
    public static long diffTime(ConnectorSession session, @SqlType(VarcharType.class) Slice unit, @SqlType(TimeType.class) long time1, @SqlType(TimeType.class) long time2)
    {
        ISOChronology chronology = getChronology(session.getTimeZoneKey());
        return getTimeField(chronology, unit).getDifference(time2, time1);
    }

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    @ScalarOperator(CAST)
    @SqlType(DateType.class)
    public static long castToDate(ConnectorSession session, @SqlType(TimestampType.class) long value)
    {
        // round down the current timestamp to days
        ISOChronology chronology = getChronology(session.getTimeZoneKey());
        long date = chronology.dayOfYear().roundFloor(value);
        // date is currently midnight in timezone of the session
        // convert to UTC
        return date + chronology.getZone().getOffset(date);
    }

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    @SqlType(TimestampType.class)
    public static long castToTimestamp(ConnectorSession session, @SqlType(DateType.class) long value)
    {
        // date is encoded as milliseconds at midnight in UTC
        // convert to midnight if the session timezone
        ISOChronology chronology = getChronology(session.getTimeZoneKey());
        return value - chronology.getZone().getOffset(value);
    }

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    @SqlType(TimestampWithTimeZoneType.class)
    public static long castToTimestampWithTimeZone(ConnectorSession session, @SqlType(DateType.class) long value)
    {
        // date is encoded as milliseconds at midnight in UTC
        // convert to midnight if the session timezone
        ISOChronology chronology = getChronology(session.getTimeZoneKey());
        long millis = value - chronology.getZone().getOffset(value);
        return packDateTimeWithZone(millis, session.getTimeZoneKey());
    }

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    @Description("add the specified amount of time to the given time")
    @ScalarFunction("date_add")
    @SqlType(TimeType.class)
    public static long addFieldValueTime(ConnectorSession session, @SqlType(VarcharType.class) Slice unit, @SqlType(BigintType.class) long value, @SqlType(TimeType.class) long time)
    {
        ISOChronology chronology = getChronology(session.getTimeZoneKey());
        return modulo24Hour(chronology, getTimeField(chronology, unit).add(time, Ints.checkedCast(value)));
    }

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