/**
* Returns the minimum number of periods between the start of the recurrence
* and a given time.
*
* @param int $startTime Unixtime of start time
* @param int $interval Number of days, months or years
* @param string $type days=days, m=months, y= years
* @param string ceil or floor the difference. For weekly we need to floor it because the time can fall in the week where a recurrence may take place in.
* @return int Number of periods that fall between event start and start time
*/
protected function _findNumberOfDays($startTime, $interval = 1, $ceil = true)
{
$eventStartDateTime = new \GO\Base\Util\Date\DateTime(date('c', $this->_eventstarttime));
$startDateTime = new \GO\Base\Util\Date\DateTime(date('c', $startTime));
//diff is only compatible with 5.3 and we want 5.2 compatibility
//$diff = $eventStartDateTime->diff($startDateTime, true);
//$elapsed = $diff->days; //get the days, months or years elapsed since the event.
$elapsed = $days = $eventStartDateTime->getDaysElapsed($startDateTime);
$devided = $elapsed / $interval;
$rounded = $ceil ? ceil($devided) : floor($devided);
$periodsBetweenNextAndFirstEvent = $interval * $rounded;
if ($ceil) {
if ($periodsBetweenNextAndFirstEvent == $elapsed) {
$periodsBetweenNextAndFirstEvent += $interval;
}
}
return $periodsBetweenNextAndFirstEvent;
}
private function _findNextCron()
{
$currentTime = new \GO\Base\Util\Date\DateTime();
$findParams = \GO\Base\Db\FindParams::newInstance()->single()->criteria(\GO\Base\Db\FindCriteria::newInstance()->addCondition('nextrun', $currentTime->getTimestamp(), '<')->addCondition('active', true));
return \GO\Base\Cron\CronJob::model()->find($findParams);
}