private void applyRectangleStyle(Rectangle r, Offset offset) {
Color customColor = myInputApi.getHolidayColor(offset.getOffsetStart());
if (customColor != null) {
r.setBackgroundColor(customColor);
r.setOpacity(1.0f);
}
if ((offset.getDayMask() & DayMask.HOLIDAY) == DayMask.HOLIDAY) {
r.setStyle("calendar.holiday");
return;
}
if ((offset.getDayMask() & DayMask.WEEKEND) == DayMask.WEEKEND) {
r.setStyle("calendar.weekend");
return;
}
}
// This method creates colored vertical stripes on the chart which correspond
// to weekend days and holidays. It is not necessary that colored stripe is
// a non-working day, though: e.g. we may show weekends but count them as working days.
private void renderNonWorkingDayColumns() {
List<Offset> defaultOffsets = myInputApi.getAtomUnitOffsets();
int curX = defaultOffsets.get(0).getOffsetPixels();
if (curX > 0) {
curX = 0;
}
for (final Offset offset : defaultOffsets) {
int dayMask = offset.getDayMask();
CalendarEvent event = myInputApi.getEvent(offset.getOffsetStart());
final int _curX = curX;
Runnable r =
new Runnable() {
@Override
public void run() {
// Create a holiday/weekend day bar in the main area
renderNonWorkingDay(_curX, offset);
// And expand it to the timeline area.
Rectangle r =
myTimelineCanvas.createRectangle(
_curX,
getLineTopPosition(),
offset.getOffsetPixels() - _curX,
getLineBottomPosition() - getLineTopPosition());
applyRectangleStyle(r, offset);
}
};
if ((dayMask & (DayMask.WEEKEND)) != 0) {
// We render weekends always. If there is a colored event its color will be applied
// in applyRectangleStyle because getholidaycolor returns non-null
r.run();
} else if (event != null) {
// It is not a weekends but it is an event
// Holidays should always be painted, but neutral and working days should not unless
// they have a custom color
if (event.getType() == CalendarEvent.Type.HOLIDAY || event.getColor() != null) {
r.run();
}
}
curX = offset.getOffsetPixels();
}
}
