Examples of org.libreplan.business.workingday.IntraDayDate$PartialDay

Package org.libreplan.business.workingday

Examples of org.libreplan.business.workingday.IntraDayDate$PartialDay

org.libreplan.business.workingday.IntraDayDate
It's an interval of {@link IntraDayDate}. It must not elapse more than one day. It allows to represent a subinterval of the working day. It allows to know how much effort can be spent in this day.

                haveHours(8, 8, 8));
    }


    @Test
    public void allocatingZeroHoursAtTheStartShrinksTheAllocation() {
        IntraDayDate start = date(2000, 2, 4);
        givenSpecificResourceAllocation(start, 4);
        specificResourceAllocation.fromStartUntil(plusDays(start, 4))
                .allocateHours(32);


        specificResourceAllocation.onInterval(start, plusDays(start, 1))

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                haveHours(8, 8, 8));
    }


    @Test
    public void canAssignFromStartUntilEnd() {
        IntraDayDate start = date(2000, 2, 4);
        givenSpecificResourceAllocation(start, 4);
        specificResourceAllocation.fromStartUntil(plusDays(start, 4))
                .allocateHours(32);
        assertThat(specificResourceAllocation.getAssignments(),
                haveHours(8, 8, 8, 8));

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                equalTo(ResourcesPerDay.amount(1)));
    }


    @Test
    public void canAssignFromEndUntilStart() {
        IntraDayDate start = date(2000, 2, 4);
        givenSpecificResourceAllocation(start, 4);
        specificResourceAllocation.fromEndUntil(start).allocateHours(32);
        assertThat(specificResourceAllocation.getAssignments(),
                haveHours(8, 8, 8, 8));
        assertThat(specificResourceAllocation.getResourcesPerDay(),

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                equalTo(ResourcesPerDay.amount(1)));
    }


    @Test
    public void ifEndIsInTheMiddleOfADayFromEndUntilStartCalculatesResourcesPerDayCorrectly() {
        IntraDayDate start = date(2000, 2, 4);
        IntraDayDate end = plusDaysAndEffort(start, 3, hours(4));
        givenSpecificResourceAllocation(start, end);
        specificResourceAllocation.fromEndUntil(start).allocateHours(28);
        assertThat(specificResourceAllocation.getAssignments(),
                haveHours(8, 8, 8, 4));
        assertThat(specificResourceAllocation.getResourcesPerDay(),

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                equalTo(ResourcesPerDay.amount(1)));
    }


    @Test
    public void canBeNotifiedWhenADayAssignmentIsRemoved() {
        IntraDayDate start = date(2000, 2, 4);
        givenSpecificResourceAllocation(start, 4);
        specificResourceAllocation.onIntervalWithinTask(start,
                plusDays(start, 2))
                .allocateHours(10);
        List<SpecificDayAssignment> currentAssignments = specificResourceAllocation

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        verify(dayAssignmentRemovalMock);
    }


    @Test
    public void canAutomaticallyDetachDayAssignmentsWhenRemoved() {
        IntraDayDate start = date(2000, 2, 4);
        givenSpecificResourceAllocation(start, 4);
        specificResourceAllocation.onIntervalWithinTask(start,
                plusDays(start, 2))
                .allocateHours(10);
        List<SpecificDayAssignment> assignments = specificResourceAllocation

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    }


    @Test
    public void thePreviousAssignmentsAreReplacedWhenAllocationHoursOnInterval() {
        givenResourceCalendarAlwaysReturning(3);
        IntraDayDate start = date(2000, 2, 4);
        givenSpecificResourceAllocation(start, 4);
        specificResourceAllocation.allocate(ResourcesPerDay.amount(1));
        specificResourceAllocation.onIntervalWithinTask(start,
                plusDays(start, 2))
                .allocateHours(10);

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    }


    @Test
    public void allocatingZeroHoursOnIntervalRemovesThem() {
        givenResourceCalendarAlwaysReturning(3);
        IntraDayDate start = date(2000, 2, 4);
        givenSpecificResourceAllocation(start, 4);
        specificResourceAllocation.allocate(ResourcesPerDay.amount(1));
        specificResourceAllocation.onIntervalWithinTask(start,
                plusDays(start, 2))
                .allocateHours(0);

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    }


    @Test
    public void theResourcesPerDayAreRecalculatedWhenAllocationHoursOnInterval() {
        givenResourceCalendarAlwaysReturning(3);
        IntraDayDate start = date(2000, 2, 4);
        givenSpecificResourceAllocation(start, 4);
        ResourcesPerDay original = ResourcesPerDay.amount(1);
        specificResourceAllocation.allocate(original);
        specificResourceAllocation.onIntervalWithinTask(start,
                plusDays(start, 2))

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    }


    @Test
    @SuppressWarnings("serial")
    public void theResourcesPerDayAreTheOnesSpecifiedEvenIfInTheLastDayNoAllocationCanBeDone() {
        final IntraDayDate start = date(2000, 2, 4);
        givenResourceCalendar(Capacity.create(hours(8))
                .overAssignableWithoutLimit(),
                new HashMap<LocalDate, Capacity>() {
            {
                        put(plusDays(start, 3).getDate(),

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