Examples of org.joda.time.LocalDate.plusDays()

org.joda.time.LocalDate.plusDays()
Returns a copy of this date plus the specified number of days.
This LocalDate instance is immutable and unaffected by this method call.
The following three lines are identical in effect:
```
 LocalDate added = dt.plusDays(6); LocalDate added = dt.plus(Period.days(6)); LocalDate added = dt.withFieldAdded(DurationFieldType.days(), 6); 
```
@param days the amount of days to add, may be negative @return the new LocalDate plus the increased days

                Period.days(TASK_DURATION_DAYS)));
        givenGenericResourceAllocationForTask(task);
        givenWorkersWithLoads(
                LoadSpec.withHours(3)
                        .withException(start.plusDays(1), hours(1))
                        .withException(start.plusDays(3), hours(8)),
                LoadSpec.withHours(12).withException(start.plusDays(3), zero()),
                LoadSpec.withHours(1)
                        .withException(start.plusDays(1), hours(3))
                        .withException(start.plusDays(3), hours(8)));

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        givenGenericResourceAllocationForTask(task);
        givenWorkersWithLoads(
                LoadSpec.withHours(3)
                        .withException(start.plusDays(1), hours(1))
                        .withException(start.plusDays(3), hours(8)),
                LoadSpec.withHours(12).withException(start.plusDays(3), zero()),
                LoadSpec.withHours(1)
                        .withException(start.plusDays(1), hours(3))
                        .withException(start.plusDays(3), hours(8)));


        genericResourceAllocation.forResources(workers).allocate(

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                LoadSpec.withHours(3)
                        .withException(start.plusDays(1), hours(1))
                        .withException(start.plusDays(3), hours(8)),
                LoadSpec.withHours(12).withException(start.plusDays(3), zero()),
                LoadSpec.withHours(1)
                        .withException(start.plusDays(1), hours(3))
                        .withException(start.plusDays(3), hours(8)));


        genericResourceAllocation.forResources(workers).allocate(
                ResourcesPerDay.amount(1));

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                        .withException(start.plusDays(1), hours(1))
                        .withException(start.plusDays(3), hours(8)),
                LoadSpec.withHours(12).withException(start.plusDays(3), zero()),
                LoadSpec.withHours(1)
                        .withException(start.plusDays(1), hours(3))
                        .withException(start.plusDays(3), hours(8)));


        genericResourceAllocation.forResources(workers).allocate(
                ResourcesPerDay.amount(1));


        List<GenericDayAssignment> assignmentsWorker1 = genericResourceAllocation

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        givenTaskWithStartAndEnd(toInterval(start,
                Period.days(TASK_DURATION_DAYS)));
        givenGenericResourceAllocationForTask(task);
        givenWorkersWithLoads(
                LoadSpec.withHours(0)
                        .withException(start.plusDays(3), hours(4)),
                LoadSpec.withHours(12),
                LoadSpec.withHours(1)
                        .withException(start.plusDays(3), hours(0)));


        genericResourceAllocation.forResources(workers).allocate(

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        givenWorkersWithLoads(
                LoadSpec.withHours(0)
                        .withException(start.plusDays(3), hours(4)),
                LoadSpec.withHours(12),
                LoadSpec.withHours(1)
                        .withException(start.plusDays(3), hours(0)));


        genericResourceAllocation.forResources(workers).allocate(
                ResourcesPerDay.amount(1));


        List<GenericDayAssignment> assignmentsWorker3 = genericResourceAllocation

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        IntraDayDate end = ResourceAllocation.allocating(
                Arrays.asList(ResourcesPerDayModification.create(
                        genericResourceAllocation,
                        ResourcesPerDay.amount(new BigDecimal(1)), workers)))
                .untilAllocating(hours(12));
        assertThat(end.getDate(), equalTo(start.plusDays(1)));
        EffortDuration biggestLastAssignment = hours(4);
        assertThat(end.getEffortDuration(), equalTo(biggestLastAssignment));
    }


    @Test

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        givenWorkersWithLoads(8, 2, 6);
        IntraDayDate end = ResourceAllocation.allocating(
                Arrays.asList(ResourcesPerDayModification.create(
                        genericResourceAllocation, ResourcesPerDay.amount(1),
                        workers))).untilAllocating(hours(16));
        assertThat(end.getDate(), equalTo(start.plusDays(2)));
    }


    private void givenVirtualWorkerWithCapacityAndLoad(
            Capacity capacityPerDayAndUnit,
            int capacityUnits,

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                equalTo(workableHoursDay * days));


        final int hoursOnSubinterval = 3;
        int daysSubinterval = 2;
        genericResourceAllocation.forResources(workers)
                .onIntervalWithinTask(start, start.plusDays(daysSubinterval))
                .allocateHours(hoursOnSubinterval);
        assertThat(genericResourceAllocation.getAssignedHours(),
                equalTo(hoursOnSubinterval + (days - daysSubinterval)
                        * workableHoursDay));
    }

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        final int hoursOnSubinterval = 3;
        int daysSubinterval = 2;
        genericResourceAllocation.withPreviousAssociatedResources().onIntervalWithinTask(
                start,
                start.plusDays(daysSubinterval)).allocateHours(
                hoursOnSubinterval);
        assertThat(genericResourceAllocation.getAssignedHours(),
                equalTo(hoursOnSubinterval + (days - daysSubinterval)
                        * workableHoursDay));
    }

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