to flt.utils.trimmer, it fails to initialize and logs that the the beginning time is greater than the end time.
However, it is implicit that, without dates specified, any combination of beginning and end times is correct, and we assume a maximum delta of 23h59:59.999999999. In other words, in the example above, we want to trim from 22:34 to 2:17 the following day.
Would this be accepted:
begin="2019-04-11 22:34", end="02:17"
Or this:
begin="22:34", end="2019-04-12 02:17"
If so, we don't need any message to deduce the end time's date. But this is not currently supported.
If we follow these rules, I think it should be easy to implement and natural to use:
For begin:
- if a date is specified, use that
- if no date is specified, use the date of the first event
For end:
- if a date is specified, use that
- if no date is specified, use the first instance of that time that follows begin (which is another way of saying "we assume a maximum delta of 23h59:59.999999999")
After doing this, we can check if end < begin, which should only be possible if the user has provided an end date.
From Jonathan Rajotte:
This is usability related. Moving to 2.1. Current user can specify the date directly.
JR
Updated by Jonathan Rajotte Julien over 6 years ago
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