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  package org.kuali.hr.time.util;
  
  import java.sql.Time;
  import java.util.ArrayList;
  import java.util.Collections;
  import java.util.Comparator;
  import java.util.List;
  
  import org.joda.time.DateTime;
  import org.joda.time.DateTimeZone;
  import org.joda.time.Interval;
  import org.joda.time.LocalDateTime;
  import org.joda.time.LocalTime;
  import org.kuali.hr.time.calendar.Calendar;
  import org.kuali.hr.time.calendar.CalendarEntries;
  import org.kuali.hr.time.flsa.FlsaDay;
  import org.kuali.hr.time.flsa.FlsaWeek;
  import org.kuali.hr.time.service.base.TkServiceLocator;
  import org.kuali.hr.time.timeblock.TimeBlock;
  
  public class TkTimeBlockAggregate {
  	public List<List<TimeBlock>> dayTimeBlockList = new ArrayList<List<TimeBlock>>();
  	private CalendarEntries payCalendarEntry;
  	private Calendar payCalendar;
  
      /**
       * Defaults to using SYSTEM time zone.
       *
       * @param timeBlocks
       * @param payCalendarEntry
       */
  	public TkTimeBlockAggregate(List<TimeBlock> timeBlocks, CalendarEntries payCalendarEntry){
  		this(timeBlocks, payCalendarEntry, TkServiceLocator.getCalendarService().getCalendar(payCalendarEntry.getHrCalendarId()));
  	}
  
      /**
       * Defaults to using SYSTEM time zone.
       *
       * @param timeBlocks
       * @param payCalendarEntry
       * @param payCalendar
       */
  	public TkTimeBlockAggregate(List<TimeBlock> timeBlocks, CalendarEntries payCalendarEntry, Calendar payCalendar) {
          this(timeBlocks, payCalendarEntry, payCalendar, false);
      }
  
      /**
       * Provides the option to refer to the time zone adjusted time for the current
       * user.
       * @param timeBlocks
       * @param payCalendarEntry
       * @param payCalendar
       * @param useUserTimeZone
       */
      public TkTimeBlockAggregate(List<TimeBlock> timeBlocks, CalendarEntries payCalendarEntry, Calendar payCalendar, boolean useUserTimeZone) {
  		this.payCalendarEntry = payCalendarEntry;
  		this.payCalendar = payCalendar;
  
  		List<Interval> dayIntervals = TKUtils.getDaySpanForCalendarEntry(payCalendarEntry);
  		for(Interval dayInt : dayIntervals){
  			List<TimeBlock> dayTimeBlocks = new ArrayList<TimeBlock>();
  			for(TimeBlock timeBlock : timeBlocks){
  
                  // Assumption: Timezones can only be switched at pay period end boundaries.
                  // If the above assumption becomes false, the logic below will need to
                  // accommodate virtual chopping of time blocks to have them fit nicely
                  // in the "days" that are displayed to users.
  
  				DateTime beginTime = useUserTimeZone ? timeBlock.getBeginTimeDisplay() : new DateTime(timeBlock.getBeginTimestamp(), TKUtils.getSystemDateTimeZone());
  				DateTime endTime = useUserTimeZone ? timeBlock.getEndTimeDisplay() :  new DateTime(timeBlock.getEndTimestamp(), TKUtils.getSystemDateTimeZone());
  				if(dayInt.contains(beginTime)){
  					if(dayInt.contains(endTime) || endTime.compareTo(dayInt.getEnd()) == 0){
  						// determine if the time block needs to be pushed forward / backward
  						if(beginTime.getHourOfDay() < dayInt.getStart().getHourOfDay()) {
  							timeBlock.setPushBackward(true);
  						}
  
  						dayTimeBlocks.add(timeBlock);
  					}
  				}
  			}
  			dayTimeBlockList.add(dayTimeBlocks);
  		}
  	}
 
     public TkTimeBlockAggregate(List<TimeBlock> timeBlocks, CalendarEntries payCalendarEntry, Calendar payCalendar, boolean useUserTimeZone, List<Interval> dayIntervals) {
     	this.payCalendarEntry = payCalendarEntry;
 		this.payCalendar = payCalendar;
 		
 		for(Interval dayInt : dayIntervals){
 			List<TimeBlock> dayTimeBlocks = new ArrayList<TimeBlock>();
 			for(TimeBlock timeBlock : timeBlocks){
 
                 // Assumption: Timezones can only be switched at pay period end boundaries.
                 // If the above assumption becomes false, the logic below will need to
                 // accommodate virtual chopping of time blocks to have them fit nicely
                 // in the "days" that are displayed to users.
 
 				DateTime beginTime = useUserTimeZone ? timeBlock.getBeginTimeDisplay() : new DateTime(timeBlock.getBeginTimestamp(), TKUtils.getSystemDateTimeZone());
 				DateTime endTime = useUserTimeZone ? timeBlock.getEndTimeDisplay() :  new DateTime(timeBlock.getEndTimestamp(), TKUtils.getSystemDateTimeZone());
 				if(dayInt.contains(beginTime)){
 					if(dayInt.contains(endTime) || endTime.compareTo(dayInt.getEnd()) == 0){
 						// determine if the time block needs to be pushed forward / backward
 						if(beginTime.getHourOfDay() < dayInt.getStart().getHourOfDay()) {
 							timeBlock.setPushBackward(true);
 						}
 
 						dayTimeBlocks.add(timeBlock);
 					}
 				}
 			}
 			dayTimeBlockList.add(dayTimeBlocks);
 		}
 		
     }
     
     
 	public List<TimeBlock> getFlattenedTimeBlockList(){
 		List<TimeBlock> lstTimeBlocks = new ArrayList<TimeBlock>();
 		for(List<TimeBlock> timeBlocks : dayTimeBlockList){
 			lstTimeBlocks.addAll(timeBlocks);
 		}
 
 		Collections.sort(lstTimeBlocks, new Comparator<TimeBlock>() { // Sort the Time Blocks
 			public int compare(TimeBlock tb1, TimeBlock tb2) {
 				if (tb1 != null && tb2 != null)
 					return tb1.getBeginTimestamp().compareTo(tb2.getBeginTimestamp());
 				return 0;
 			}
 		});
 
 		return lstTimeBlocks;
 	}
 
 	/**
 	 * Provides a way to access all of the time blocks for a given week.
 	 *
 	 * Outer list is 0 indexed list representing days in a week.
 	 * Inner List are all of the time blocks for that day.
 	 *
 	 * Ex.
 	 *
 	 * List<List<TimeBlock>> week0 = getWeekTimeBlocks(0);
 	 * List<TimeBlock> day0 = week0.get(0);
 	 *
 	 * @param week
 	 * @return
 	 */
 	public List<List<TimeBlock>> getWeekTimeBlocks(int week){
 		int startIndex = week*7;
 		int endIndex = (week*7)+7;
 		endIndex = endIndex > dayTimeBlockList.size() ? dayTimeBlockList.size() : endIndex;
 
         // Need to sort each day by clock time.
         List<List<TimeBlock>> wList = dayTimeBlockList.subList(startIndex, endIndex);
         for (List<TimeBlock> dList : wList) {
             Collections.sort(dList, new Comparator<TimeBlock>() { // Sort the Time Blocks
                 public int compare(TimeBlock tb1, TimeBlock tb2) {
                     if (tb1 != null && tb2 != null)
                         return tb1.getBeginTimestamp().compareTo(tb2.getBeginTimestamp());
                     return 0;
                 }
             });
         }
 
 		return wList;
 	}
 
 	/**
 	 * When consuming these weeks, you must be aware that you could be on a
 	 * virtual day, ie noon to noon schedule and have your FLSA time start
 	 * before the virtual day start,
 	 * but still have a full 7 days for your week.
      *
      * @param zone The TimeZone to use when constructing this relative sorting.
 	 */
 	public List<FlsaWeek> getFlsaWeeks(DateTimeZone zone){
 		int flsaDayConstant = payCalendar.getFlsaBeginDayConstant();
 		Time flsaBeginTime  = payCalendar.getFlsaBeginTime();
 
 		// We can use these to build our interval, we have to make sure we
 		// place them on the proper day when we construct it.
 		LocalTime flsaBeginLocalTime = LocalTime.fromDateFields(flsaBeginTime);
 
 		// Defines both the start date and the start virtual time.
 		// We will add 1 day to this to move over all days.
 		//
 		// FLSA time is set.  This is an FLSA start date.
         LocalDateTime startLDT = payCalendarEntry.getBeginLocalDateTime();
 //		DateTime startDate = new DateTime(payCalendarEntry.getBeginPeriodDateTime());
 //		startDate = startDate.toLocalDate().toDateTime(flsaBeginLocalTime,TKUtils.getSystemDateTimeZone());
 
 		List<FlsaWeek> flsaWeeks = new ArrayList<FlsaWeek>();
 		List<TimeBlock> flatSortedBlockList = getFlattenedTimeBlockList();
 		FlsaWeek currentWeek = new FlsaWeek(flsaDayConstant, flsaBeginLocalTime, LocalTime.fromDateFields(payCalendarEntry.getBeginPeriodDateTime()));
 //		commented additional week addition, as causing an extra day on UI
 		flsaWeeks.add(currentWeek);
 
 		for (int i = 0; i<dayTimeBlockList.size(); i++) {
 			LocalDateTime currentDate = startLDT.plusDays(i);
 			FlsaDay flsaDay = new FlsaDay(currentDate, flatSortedBlockList, zone);
 
 			if (currentDate.getDayOfWeek() == flsaDayConstant) {
 				currentWeek = new FlsaWeek(flsaDayConstant, flsaBeginLocalTime, flsaBeginLocalTime);
 				flsaWeeks.add(currentWeek);
 				
 				currentWeek.addFlsaDay(flsaDay);
 			} else {
 				// add to existing week.
 				currentWeek.addFlsaDay(flsaDay);
 			}
 		}
 
 		return flsaWeeks;
 	}
 
 	/**
 	 * @return the total number of weeks that this object represents.
 	 */
 	public int numberOfAggregatedWeeks() {
 		int weeks = 0;
 
 		if (this.dayTimeBlockList.size() > 0) {
 			weeks = this.dayTimeBlockList.size() / 7;
 			if (this.dayTimeBlockList.size() % 7 > 0)
 				weeks++;
 		}
 
 		return weeks;
 	}
 
 	public List<List<TimeBlock>> getDayTimeBlockList() {
 		return dayTimeBlockList;
 	}
 
 	public CalendarEntries getPayCalendarEntry() {
 		return payCalendarEntry;
 	}
 
 	public void setPayCalendarEntry(CalendarEntries payCalendarEntry) {
 		this.payCalendarEntry = payCalendarEntry;
 	}
 
 	public Calendar getPayCalendar() {
 		return payCalendar;
 	}
 
 	public void setPayCalendar(Calendar payCalendar) {
 		this.payCalendar = payCalendar;
 	}
 
 }