/**

 * Razvan's public code. Copyright 2008 based on Apache license (share alike) see LICENSE.txt for

 * details.

 */

package com.razie.pub.base;



import java.util.Date;

import razie.base.*;

import com.razie.pub.base.data.RangeSel;



/**

 * easy to use scriptable for date-time related stuff. I use it to play with scripting and presentation etc

 * 

 * @author razvanc

 */

public class TimeOfDay {



    public static String calcvalue() {return new TimeOfDay().value();}

    

    public TimeOfDay() {

        if (aivalues == null) {

            aivalues = new ActionItem[values.length];



            for (int i = 0; i < values.length; i++)

                aivalues[i] = new ActionItem(values[i]);

        }

    }



    public String[] tags() {

        return TAGS;

    }



    public ActionItem[] values() {

        return aivalues;

    }



    public String value() {

        Date dt = new Date();

        return new RangeSel<String>().rangeSel(dt.getHours(), rangei, values, dflt);

    }



    public ActionItem aivalue() {

        Date dt = new Date();

        return new RangeSel<ActionItem>().rangeSel(dt.getHours(), rangei, aivalues, aidflt);

    }



    static String[] TAGS   = { "time" };



    int[][]         rangei = { { 0, 6 }, { 7, 11 }, { 12, 19 }, { 20, 23 } };

    public static String[]        values = { "night", "morning", "day", "evening" };

    String          dflt   = "?";



    ActionItem[]    aivalues;

    ActionItem      aidflt = new ActionItem("?");



    String[][]      ranges = { { "0", "6", "night" }, { "7", "11", "morning" }, { "12", "18", "day" },

            { "19", "23", "evening" } };

}