0000619: Add year in Indicators export monthly table #16
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| @@ -126,6 +126,8 @@ private void createDetailSheet(final IndicatorDTO indicator) { | |||
| int rowIndex = -1; | |||
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| final List<PivotTableData.Axis> leaves = data.getEntryMap().get(indicator.getId()).getRootColumn().getLeaves(); | |||
| final List<PivotTableData.Axis> leavesyear=data.getEntryMap().get(indicator.getId()+1).getRootColumn().getLeaves(); | |||
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@manishvishnoi2 : This needs an indentation fix before the pull request can be merged.
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hello @spMohanty : After using format tool given by Netbeans on all of my code,the above changes were recorded.Please take a look and if those are not ok, Suggest me a method to perform correct formatting. |
| month = 10; | ||
| } else if (completedate.equals("Nov")) { | ||
| month = 11; | ||
| } else { |
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Please do it more safely, like
} else if (completeDate.equals("Dec")) {
month = 12;
} else {
throw new IllegalStateException("unable to parse " + completedate);
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Also, it's quite strange you do that manually, you should be using a date manipulation API (I guess, something like java.text.DateFormat).
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| month = 1; | ||
| } else { | ||
| month++; | ||
| } |
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A date manipulation API should do that kind of thing for you. You may have a look at something called lenient (see java.text.DateFormat#setLenient for example)
Fixes 0000619 .
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