[root]/datecalc-jdk/src/test/java/net/objectlab/kit/datecalc/jdk
| Author | Changes | Lines of Code | Lines per Change |
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| Totals | 178 (100.0%) | 2013 (100.0%) | 11.3 |
| Benoit Xhenseval | 85 (47.8%) | 1256 (62.4%) | 14.7 |
| Marcin Jekot | 93 (52.2%) | 757 (37.6%) | 8.1 |
removed unused import
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Added new handler type ForwardUnlessNegative: a handler that acts like a Forward handler
if the increment is positive otherwise acts like a Backward handler
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And finally the header Ad.
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Add middle Ad.
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Add the footer Ad.
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Add license header.
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adding keyword substitution to files
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updated licence comment on .java files
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renamed AbstractPeriodCountCalculator to AbstractPeriodCountCalculatorTest, and added ACT_ACT test cases based on joda implementations (they should still be checked tho?) the jdk ones fail, will look into this next
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refactored the factory names to include the new KitCalculatorsFactory convention. I'm still not sure about the "Kit" in the name, I think we should just drop the kit.
also, dropped the Default, Base, and Jdk out of any implementation classes.
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Found a "nice" way to include the common classes as a JAR in the JDK and JODA jars.
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Added more tests to JDK and Joda for factory tests (genericesed ie). That spotted a couple of bugs!
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Keep the lovely generics in our interfaces, this reduces the number of interfaces.
One thought thought is to find a better way for the holiday handlers, at the moment each time a new type of handler arrives, it requires a whole set of implementations whilst a wrapper could be used... Let me think about that one...
next step renaming Factories and Interfaces?
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Increase coverage.
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More tests for jdk, bringing total to 123!
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Separated the IMM calculator from the main DateCalendar, as suggested by Marcin (not everyone would use this).
It is implemented in similar fashion to the PeriodCountCalculator.
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Moved ExcelDateUtil.java to Common for Date and Calendar.
Provided generic tests, used in common for Date and Calendar and used in Joda for LocalDate, YearMonthDay and DateTime.
Simplified the JodaExcelDateUtil.
Cool hey?
+ some formatting.
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Generic IMMDateTest.
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Keyword expansion, and removed an empty if block
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Made the PeriodCountCalculatorTest generic.
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