Calendars
Calendars are used to define the Capacity of Resources in time.
They are formalized as an array of non-overlapping time ranges.
Each time range is an array with three required values and one optional description:
- start time of the range in minutes
- stop time of the range in minutes, has to be strictly superior to start time.
- Capacity of the range (in resource Capacity units)
- optional textual description
Ranges with a zero capacity do not need to be specified (a Capacity of zero is assumed), but ranges with a capacity of zero can be used to specify descriptions, for instance to explicit why a Resource is closed.
Time ranges are defined as ranges with boundaries of size zero.
This means that the Calendar [[0,1,1], [1,2,2]] describes two blocks of time that last 1 minute, the first with a capacity of one that goes from time 0 to time 1, and the second with a capacity of two that goes from time 1 to time 2.
Example
[-1200, -240, 1, "Day 1"],
[-240, 240, 0, "Night 1"],
[240, 1200, 1, "Day 2"],
[1200, 1680, 0, "Night 2"],
[1680, 2640, 1, "Day 3"],
[2640, 3120, 0, "Night 3"]
]