Revision 42bf1ae9
Von Moritz Bunkus vor mehr als 8 Jahren hinzugefügt
| SL/BackgroundJob/CreatePeriodicInvoices.pm | ||
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sub _generate_time_period_variables {
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my $config = shift; |
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my $period_start_date = shift; |
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my $period_end_date = $period_start_date->clone->truncate(to => 'month')->add(months => $config->get_billing_period_length)->subtract(days => 1);
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my $period_end_date = $period_start_date->clone->add(months => $config->get_billing_period_length)->subtract(days => 1); |
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my @month_names = ('',
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$::locale->text('January'), $::locale->text('February'), $::locale->text('March'), $::locale->text('April'), $::locale->text('May'), $::locale->text('June'),
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previous_year => [ $period_start_date->clone->truncate(to => 'year')->subtract(years => 1), sub { $_[0]->year } ],
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next_year => [ $period_start_date->clone->truncate(to => 'year')->add( years => 1), sub { $_[0]->year } ],
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period_start_date => [ $period_start_date->clone->truncate(to => 'month'), sub { $::locale->format_date(\%::myconfig, $_[0]) } ],
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period_end_date => [ $period_end_date, sub { $::locale->format_date(\%::myconfig, $_[0]) } ],
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period_start_date => [ $period_start_date->clone, sub { $::locale->format_date(\%::myconfig, $_[0]) } ],
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period_end_date => [ $period_end_date, sub { $::locale->format_date(\%::myconfig, $_[0]) } ],
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}; |
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return $vars; |
Auch abrufbar als: Unified diff
Wiederkehrende Rechnungen: Variablen Periodenstart-/-enddatum richtig setzen
Die Perioden beginnen nicht mehr immer nur am 1. des Monats, sondern an
dem Tag, der über das Vertragsstartdatum angegeben ist. Daher müssen
auch die Variablen <%period_start_date%> und <%period_end_date%> anhand
des Vertragsstartdatums gesetzt und dürfen nicht auf den Monatsbeginn
beschnitten werden.