Yes, currently this looks to be the best approach. I would recommend
converting to DateMidnight using DateTimeZone.UTC.
tuesdays.isMatch(localDate.toDateTimeAtMidnight(DateTimeZone.UTC)));
Stephen
P.Hill & E. Goodall wrote:
> Just thought I'd ask a simple question:
> If I'm comparing a partial to a LocalDate is the quickest route
> for the programmer and for execution is to convert to a DateTime using
> localDate.toDateTimeAtMidnight() and then use partial.isMatch()?
>
> -Paul
>
> See JUnit code below.
>
> @Test
> public void dayOfWeekCompareTest() {
>
> Partial tuesdays = new Partial(
> new DateTimeFieldType[] {dayOfWeek()},
> new int[] {TUESDAY}
> );
> LocalDate localDate;
> localDate = new LocalDate(2007, 7, 17); // a Tuesday
>
> assertEquals(true, tuesdays.isMatch(localDate.toDateTimeAtMidnight()));
>
> localDate = new LocalDate(2007, 7, 17); // NOT a Tuesday
> assertEquals(false,
> tuesdays.isMatch(localDate.toDateTimeAtMidnight()));
> }
>
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