A few months ago, I posted a question on the forums about an Interval class that uses Partials, instead of Instants. In other words a DateRange class.
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=1384060&forum_id=337835
In that post, I mentioned that I had implemented a simple DateRange class, using YearMonthDay objects. I was encouraged to send what I had done to this mailing list.
I've finally got around to finishing my unit tests and replicating the rest of the Interval API, so here it is.
The unit tests have full coverage.
The class only deals with YearMonthDay, there is no support for TimeOfDay.
From reading through some posts just now, I've noticed that
a) The plan is to deprecate YearMonthDay
and
b) Work may have already started on a DateRange class.
Nevertheless, feel free to use this code if it is of any use to the project.
Cheers,
Andreas Mross.
p.s. the attached file is a zip, renamed to .jar because of sourceforge restrictions. If you have trouble opening it, change the file name to .zip
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