The is no method in Joda-Time to do this.
Period period = ...
Interval interval = ....
DateTime start = interval.getStart();
int count = 0;
start = start.plus(period);
while (start.isBefore(interval.getEnd())) {
count++;
start = start.plus(period);
}
Stephen
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What's the best way to compute the number of Periods in an interval?
This is easy for the standard Periods (day, week, ...), but suppose I have an
arbitrary duration Period?
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