Udpate calendar to remove some circular dependencies

db4
Doug Coleman 2008-01-10 09:49:12 -10:00
parent 3546f5150d
commit 54ccb0f48c
4 changed files with 61 additions and 27 deletions

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@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
USING: kernel ;
IN: calendar.backend
SYMBOL: calendar-backend
HOOK: gmt-offset calendar-backend

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@ -3,13 +3,10 @@
USING: arrays hashtables io io.streams.string kernel math
math.vectors math.functions math.parser namespaces sequences
strings tuples system debugger combinators vocabs.loader ;
strings tuples system debugger combinators vocabs.loader
calendar.backend structs alien.c-types unix ;
IN: calendar
SYMBOL: calendar-impl
HOOK: gmt-offset calendar-impl ( -- n )
TUPLE: timestamp year month day hour minute second gmt-offset ;
C: <timestamp> timestamp
@ -225,6 +222,24 @@ M: timestamp <=> ( ts1 ts2 -- n )
: timestamp>unix-time ( timestamp -- n )
unix-1970 timestamp- >bignum ;
: timestamp>timeval ( timestamp -- timeval )
timestamp>unix-time 1000 * make-timeval ;
: timeval>timestamp ( timeval -- timestamp )
[ timeval-sec ] keep
timeval-usec 1000000 / + unix-time>timestamp ;
: timestamp>timespec ( timestamp -- timespec )
timestamp>unix-time "timespec" <c-object>
[ set-timespec-sec ] keep ;
: timespec>timestamp ( timespec -- timestamp )
[ timespec-sec ] keep
timespec-nsec 1000000000 / +
unix-time>timestamp ;
: gmt ( -- timestamp )
#! GMT time, right now
unix-1970 millis 1000 /f seconds +dt ;
@ -353,6 +368,37 @@ M: timestamp <=> ( ts1 ts2 -- n )
] if
] string-out ;
: day-offset ( timestamp m -- timestamp n )
over day-of-week - ; inline
: day-this-week ( timestamp n -- timestamp )
day-offset days +dt ;
: sunday ( timestamp -- timestamp ) 0 day-this-week ;
: monday ( timestamp -- timestamp ) 1 day-this-week ;
: tuesday ( timestamp -- timestamp ) 2 day-this-week ;
: wednesday ( timestamp -- timestamp ) 3 day-this-week ;
: thursday ( timestamp -- timestamp ) 4 day-this-week ;
: friday ( timestamp -- timestamp ) 5 day-this-week ;
: saturday ( timestamp -- timestamp ) 6 day-this-week ;
: beginning-of-day ( timestamp -- new-timestamp )
clone dup >r 0 0 0 r>
{ set-timestamp-hour set-timestamp-minute set-timestamp-second }
set-slots ; inline
: beginning-of-month ( timestamp -- new-timestamp )
clone dup beginning-of-day dup >r 1 r> { set-timestamp-day } set-slots ;
: beginning-of-week ( timestamp -- new-timestamp )
clone dup sunday beginning-of-day ;
: beginning-of-year ( timestamp -- new-timestamp )
clone dup beginning-of-month dup >r 1 r> { set-timestamp-month } set-slots ;
: seconds-since-midnight ( timestamp -- x )
dup beginning-of-day timestamp- ;
{
{ [ unix? ] [ "calendar.unix" ] }
{ [ windows? ] [ "calendar.windows" ] }

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@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
USING: alien alien.c-types arrays kernel structs
math unix calendar namespaces ;
USING: alien alien.c-types arrays calendar.backend
kernel structs math unix namespaces ;
IN: calendar.unix
TUPLE: unix-calendar ;
T{ unix-calendar } calendar-impl set-global
T{ unix-calendar } calendar-backend set-global
: get-time
f time <uint> localtime ;
@ -14,19 +14,3 @@ T{ unix-calendar } calendar-impl set-global
M: unix-calendar gmt-offset
get-time tm-gmtoff 3600 / ;
: timestamp>timeval ( timestamp -- timeval )
timestamp>unix-time 1000 * make-timeval ;
: timeval>timestamp ( timeval -- timestamp )
[ timeval-sec ] keep
timeval-usec 1000000 / + unix-time>timestamp ;
: timestamp>timespec ( timestamp -- timespec )
timestamp>unix-time "timespec" <c-object>
[ set-timespec-sec ] keep ;
: timespec>timestamp ( timespec -- timestamp )
[ timespec-sec ] keep
timespec-nsec 1000000000 / +
unix-time>timestamp ;

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USING: alien alien.c-types kernel math
windows windows.kernel32 calendar namespaces ;
windows windows.kernel32 namespaces ;
IN: calendar.windows
TUPLE: windows-calendar ;
T{ windows-calendar } calendar-impl set-global
T{ windows-calendar } calendar-backend set-global
M: windows-calendar gmt-offset ( -- float )
"TIME_ZONE_INFORMATION" <c-object>
@ -45,4 +45,3 @@ M: windows-calendar gmt-offset ( -- float )
: FILETIME>timestamp ( FILETIME -- timestamp/f )
FILETIME>windows-time windows-time>timestamp ;