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

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

    @Test
    public void testSetExpiringDate() {
        BaseCalendar calendar = createBasicCalendar();


        LocalDate currentDate = new LocalDate();
        calendar.newVersion(currentDate.plusWeeks(4));


        assertThat(calendar.getExpiringDate(currentDate), equalTo(currentDate
                .plusWeeks(4)));
        assertThat(calendar.getExpiringDate(currentDate.plusWeeks(4)),
                nullValue());

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        BaseCalendar calendar = createBasicCalendar();


        LocalDate currentDate = new LocalDate();
        calendar.newVersion(currentDate.plusWeeks(4));


        assertThat(calendar.getExpiringDate(currentDate), equalTo(currentDate
                .plusWeeks(4)));
        assertThat(calendar.getExpiringDate(currentDate.plusWeeks(4)),
                nullValue());


        calendar.setExpiringDate(currentDate.plusWeeks(2), currentDate);

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        LocalDate currentDate = new LocalDate();
        calendar.newVersion(currentDate.plusWeeks(4));


        assertThat(calendar.getExpiringDate(currentDate), equalTo(currentDate
                .plusWeeks(4)));
        assertThat(calendar.getExpiringDate(currentDate.plusWeeks(4)),
                nullValue());


        calendar.setExpiringDate(currentDate.plusWeeks(2), currentDate);


        assertThat(calendar.getExpiringDate(currentDate), equalTo(currentDate

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        assertThat(calendar.getExpiringDate(currentDate), equalTo(currentDate
                .plusWeeks(4)));
        assertThat(calendar.getExpiringDate(currentDate.plusWeeks(4)),
                nullValue());


        calendar.setExpiringDate(currentDate.plusWeeks(2), currentDate);


        assertThat(calendar.getExpiringDate(currentDate), equalTo(currentDate
                .plusWeeks(2)));
        assertThat(calendar.getExpiringDate(currentDate.plusWeeks(4)),
                nullValue());

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        assertThat(calendar.getExpiringDate(currentDate.plusWeeks(4)),
                nullValue());


        calendar.setExpiringDate(currentDate.plusWeeks(2), currentDate);


        assertThat(calendar.getExpiringDate(currentDate), equalTo(currentDate
                .plusWeeks(2)));
        assertThat(calendar.getExpiringDate(currentDate.plusWeeks(4)),
                nullValue());
    }

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        calendar.setExpiringDate(currentDate.plusWeeks(2), currentDate);


        assertThat(calendar.getExpiringDate(currentDate), equalTo(currentDate
                .plusWeeks(2)));
        assertThat(calendar.getExpiringDate(currentDate.plusWeeks(4)),
                nullValue());
    }


    @Test
    public void testAllowNewVersionOnCurrentDate() {

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    @Test
    public void testSetValidFrom() {
        BaseCalendar calendar = createBasicCalendar();


        LocalDate currentDate = new LocalDate();
        calendar.newVersion(currentDate.plusWeeks(4));


        assertThat(calendar.getValidFrom(currentDate), nullValue());
        assertThat(calendar.getValidFrom(currentDate.plusWeeks(4)),
                equalTo(currentDate.plusWeeks(4)));

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        LocalDate currentDate = new LocalDate();
        calendar.newVersion(currentDate.plusWeeks(4));


        assertThat(calendar.getValidFrom(currentDate), nullValue());
        assertThat(calendar.getValidFrom(currentDate.plusWeeks(4)),
                equalTo(currentDate.plusWeeks(4)));


        calendar.setValidFrom(currentDate.plusWeeks(2), currentDate
                .plusWeeks(4));

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        LocalDate currentDate = new LocalDate();
        calendar.newVersion(currentDate.plusWeeks(4));


        assertThat(calendar.getValidFrom(currentDate), nullValue());
        assertThat(calendar.getValidFrom(currentDate.plusWeeks(4)),
                equalTo(currentDate.plusWeeks(4)));


        calendar.setValidFrom(currentDate.plusWeeks(2), currentDate
                .plusWeeks(4));


        assertThat(calendar.getValidFrom(currentDate), nullValue());

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        assertThat(calendar.getValidFrom(currentDate), nullValue());
        assertThat(calendar.getValidFrom(currentDate.plusWeeks(4)),
                equalTo(currentDate.plusWeeks(4)));


        calendar.setValidFrom(currentDate.plusWeeks(2), currentDate
                .plusWeeks(4));


        assertThat(calendar.getValidFrom(currentDate), nullValue());
        assertThat(calendar.getValidFrom(currentDate.plusWeeks(4)),
                equalTo(currentDate.plusWeeks(2)));

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