PHP OX_OperationInterval::convertDateToNextOperationIntervalStartAndEndDates方法代码示例

 /**
  * A private method to convert the ZIF update type from _getUpdateTypeRequired() into
  * a range of operation intervals where all zones require their ZIF values to be updated.
  *
  * @access private
  * @param mixed $type The update type required. Possible values are the same as
  *                    those returned from the
  *                    {@link OA_Maintenance_Priority_AdServer_Task_ForecastZoneImpressions::getUpdateTypeRequired()}
  *                    method.
  * @return array An array of hashes where keys are operation interval IDs, and
  *               values are PEAR Dates. One element in the array indicates a
  *               contiguous range, two elements indicate a non-contiguous range.
  */
 function _getOperationIntervalRanges($type)
 {
     // Initialise result array
     $aResult = array();
     switch (true) {
         case is_bool($type) && $type === false:
             // Update none, return an empty array
             return $aResult;
         case is_bool($type) && $type === true:
             // Update all - need one week's worth of operation intervals up until the end
             // of the operation interval *after* the one that statistics have been updated
             // to, as we need to predict one interval ahead of now
             $oStatsDates = OX_OperationInterval::convertDateToNextOperationIntervalStartAndEndDates($this->oDateNow);
             $oStartDate = new Date();
             $oStartDate->copy($oStatsDates['start']);
             $oStartDate->subtractSeconds(SECONDS_PER_WEEK);
             $startId = OX_OperationInterval::convertDateToOperationIntervalID($oStartDate);
             $totalIntervals = OX_OperationInterval::operationIntervalsPerWeek();
             break;
         case is_array($type) && $type[0] < $type[1]:
             // A contiguous (ie. inter-week) range, where the first operation interval
             // ID is the lower bound, and the second operation interval ID is the upper
             // The start operation interval ID is the operation interval ID right after
             // the operation interval ID that priority was updated to (ie. $type[0])
             $aDates = OX_OperationInterval::convertDateToNextOperationIntervalStartAndEndDates($this->oPriorityUpdatedToDate);
             $oStartDate = $aDates['start'];
             $startId = OX_OperationInterval::nextOperationIntervalID($type[0], 1);
             $totalIntervals = $type[1] - $type[0];
             break;
         case is_array($type) && $type[0] > $type[1]:
             // A non-contiguous range, so calculate as above, but use the first operation
             // interval ID as the upper bound, and the second operation interval ID as the
             // lower bound in the proceeding week
             // The start operation interval ID is the operation interval ID right after
             // the operation interval ID that priority was updated to (ie. $type[0])
             $aDates = OX_OperationInterval::convertDateToNextOperationIntervalStartAndEndDates($this->oPriorityUpdatedToDate);
             $oStartDate = $aDates['start'];
             $startId = OX_OperationInterval::nextOperationIntervalID($type[0], 1);
             $totalIntervals = OX_OperationInterval::operationIntervalsPerWeek() - $type[0] + $type[1];
             break;
         default:
             OA::debug('OA_Maintenance_Priority_AdServer_Task_ForecastZoneImpressions::getOperationIntRangeByType() called with unexpected type, exiting', PEAR_LOG_CRIT);
             exit;
     }
     // Build the update range array
     $aRange = array();
     $totalIntervalPerWeek = OX_OperationInterval::operationIntervalsPerWeek();
     for ($x = $startId, $y = 0; $y < $totalIntervals; $x++, $y++) {
         if ($x == $totalIntervalPerWeek) {
             $x = 0;
         }
         $aDates = array();
         $aDates['start'] = new Date($oStartDate);
         //->format('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S');
         $oEndDate = new Date();
         $oEndDate->copy($oStartDate);
         $oEndDate->addSeconds(OX_OperationInterval::secondsPerOperationInterval() - 1);
         $aDates['end'] = $oEndDate;
         //->format('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S');
         unset($oEndDate);
         $aRange[$x] = $aDates;
         $oStartDate->addSeconds(OX_OperationInterval::secondsPerOperationInterval());
     }
     // Is the update range array a contiguous (inter-weeek) range?
     if (array_key_exists($totalIntervalPerWeek - 1, $aRange) && array_key_exists(0, $aRange)) {
         // The range contains the first and the last operation interval IDs, is the
         // last date before the first date?
         $oFirstIntervalStartDate = new Date($aRange[0]['start']);
         $oLastIntervalStartDate = new Date($aRange[$totalIntervalPerWeek - 1]['start']);
         if ($oLastIntervalStartDate->before($oFirstIntervalStartDate)) {
             // It's a non-contiguous range, so split into two ranges
             $aRange1 = array();
             $aRange2 = array();
             for ($x = $startId; $x < $totalIntervalPerWeek; $x++) {
                 $aRange1[$x] = $aRange[$x];
             }
             for ($x = 0; $x < $startId; $x++) {
                 if (isset($aRange[$x])) {
                     $aRange2[$x] = $aRange[$x];
                 }
             }
             $aResult[] = $aRange1;
             $aResult[] = $aRange2;
             return $aResult;
         }
     }
     $aResult[] = $aRange;
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 /**
  * A method to test the convertDateToNextOperationIntervalStartAndEndDates() method.
  */
 function testConvertDateToNextOperationIntervalStartAndEndDates()
 {
     // Test a date in the first operation interval ID in the week before the test was
     // written, using a default operation interval of 60 minutes
     $date = new Date('2004-08-08 00:40:00');
     $aDates = OX_OperationInterval::convertDateToNextOperationIntervalStartAndEndDates($date, 60);
     $this->assertEqual($aDates['start'], new Date('2004-08-08 01:00:00'));
     $this->assertEqual($aDates['end'], new Date('2004-08-08 01:59:59'));
     // Test the same date, but with an operation interval of 30 minutes
     $aDates = OX_OperationInterval::convertDateToNextOperationIntervalStartAndEndDates($date, 30);
     $this->assertEqual($aDates['start'], new Date('2004-08-08 01:00:00'));
     $this->assertEqual($aDates['end'], new Date('2004-08-08 01:29:59'));
 }

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  *               an array of arrays:
  *
  *
  * array(
  *     [$operationIntervalId] => array(
  *                                  ['interval_start']             => PEAR::Date
  *                                  ['interval_end']               => PEAR::Date
  *                                  ['ad_required_impressions']    => integer
  *                                  ['ad_requested_impressions']   => integer
  *                                  ['ad_actual_impressions']      => integer
  *                                  ['zones_forecast_impressions'] => integer
  *                                  ['zones_actual_impressions']   => integer
  *                                  ['average']                    => integer
  *                               )
  *      .
  *      .
  *      .
  * )
  *
  * or:
  *
  * array(
  *     [$operationIntervalId] => array(
  *                                  ['interval_start']                  => PEAR::Date
  *                                  ['interval_end']                    => PEAR::Date
  *                                  ['placement_required_impressions']  => integer
  *                                  ['placement_requested_impressions'] => integer
  *                                  ['placement_actual_impressions']    => integer
  *                                  ['zones_forecast_impressions']      => integer
  *                                  ['zones_actual_impressions']        => integer
  *                                  ['average']                         => integer
  *                               )
  *      .
  *      .
  *      .
  * )
  *
  * For the ad or placement and day specified, returns an array for each
  * operation interval in the day, consisting of the operation interval start
  * and end dates, and the total number of impressions requested by the ad, or
  * all ads in the placement (for all zones the ads are linked to), as well as
  * the total number of impressions actually delivered by the ad, or all ads
  * in the placement (for all zones the ads are linked to).
  *
  * The individual ad/zone impressions requested values may need to be
  * calculated as an "averge" value, in the event that there are multiple,
  * differing values for an ad in a zone for an operation interval -- in
  * much the same way as is done in
  * OA_Dal_Maintenance_Priority::getPreviousAdDeliveryInfo() -- before
  * the total impressions requested value can be calculated.
  */
 function getDailyTargetingStatistics($id, $type, $oDate)
 {
     if (!$this->_testGetTargetingStatisticsDayParameters($id, $type, $oDate)) {
         return false;
     }
     // Ensure that, if a placement, the placement has advertisements
     $aAdIds = $this->_testGetTargetingStatisticsSpanPlacement($id, $type);
     if ($aAdIds === false) {
         return false;
     }
     // Prepare the results array
     $aResult = array();
     // Get a date for the start of the day
     $oStartDate = new Date();
     $oStartDate->copy($oDate);
     $oStartDate->setHour(0);
     $oStartDate->setMinute(0);
     $oStartDate->setSecond(0);
     // Get a date for the end of the day
     $oEndOfDayDate = new Date();
     $oEndOfDayDate->copy($oDate);
     $oEndOfDayDate->setHour(23);
     $oEndOfDayDate->setMinute(59);
     $oEndOfDayDate->setSecond(59);
     // Get the first operation interval of the day
     $aDates = OX_OperationInterval::convertDateToOperationIntervalStartAndEndDates($oStartDate);
     // Get dates to be used in date comparisons
     $oCompareDate = new Date();
     $oCompareDate->copy($aDates['start']);
     $oCompareEndDate = new Date();
     $oCompareEndDate->copy($oEndOfDayDate);
     while ($oCompareDate->before($oEndOfDayDate)) {
         // Get the operation interval ID
         $operationIntervalId = OX_OperationInterval::convertDateToOperationIntervalID($aDates['start']);
         // Get the results for this operation interval
         $aResult[$operationIntervalId] = $this->getOperationIntervalTargetingStatistics($aAdIds, $type, $aDates['start'], $aDates['end']);
         if ($aResult[$operationIntervalId] === false) {
             return false;
         }
         // Get the next operation interval dates
         $aDates = OX_OperationInterval::convertDateToNextOperationIntervalStartAndEndDates($aDates['start']);
         // Update the comparison dates
         $oCompareDate = new Date();
         $oCompareDate->copy($aDates['start']);
         $oCompareEndDate = new Date();
         $oCompareEndDate->copy($oEndOfDayDate);
     }
     return $aResult;
 }