问题
Let's say i have 2 date ranges.
Those date ranges could be represented as time spans.
i want to find a date range, that falls within the two time spans.
Range 1: 2/1/2011 - 8/1/2011 (timespan of 6 months)
Range 2: 5/2/2011 - 5/28/2011 (timespan of 26 days)
so in this case, the intersection would be 5/2/2011-5/28/2011, but the ranges could move in either direction, (or not intersect at all in which case i'd want the resulting timespan to be 0 length)
in the end, i need the calendar dates of start/end of the resulting intersection time span (not just ticks/hours/days etc)
is there a elegant way to do this in c# 3.0?
UPDATE
i took StriplingWarriors code and created a method out of it..
private static DateRange GetIntersectionRange(DateRange range1, DateRange range2) {
var iRange = new DateRange();
iRange.From = range1.From < range2.From ? range2.From : range1.From;
iRange.To = range1.To < range2.To ? range1.To : range2.To;
if (iRange.From > iRange.To) iRange = null;
return iRange;
}
回答1:
Something like this, perhaps?
var range1 = new{start = DateTime.Parse("2/1/2011"), end = DateTime.Parse("8/1/2011")};
var range2 = new{start = DateTime.Parse("5/2/2011"), end = DateTime.Parse("5/28/2011")};
var iStart = range1.start < range2.start ? range2.start : range1.start;
var iEnd = range1.end < range2.end ? range1.end : range2.end;
var newRange = iStart < iEnd ? new{start = iStart, end = iEnd} : null;
This should return null
if there is no intersecting time period.
回答2:
Simple way is to deduct Start time of range 1 with start time of range 2. If time span > 0 then select range 1 start as start date.
Do the same for end date of the range. But if the time span is > 0 then select end date of range 2.
Then compare results if both are valid range. Ie start < end. Otherwise there is no valid range.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6837675/timespan-intersection-in-c-sharp