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#ifndef __com_sun_star_i18n_CalendarFieldIndex_idl__
#define __com_sun_star_i18n_CalendarFieldIndex_idl__

//=============================================================================

module com { module sun { module star { module i18n {

//=============================================================================


/**
    Field indices to be passed to various <type>XCalendar</type> methods.

    <p> Field is writable only if marked both Get/Set. </p>

    <p> ZONE_OFFSET and DST_OFFSET cooperate such that both values are added,
    for example, ZoneOffset=1*60 and DstOffset=1*60 results in a time
    difference of GMT+2. The calculation in minutes is
    GMT = LocalTime - ZoneOffset - DstOffset </p>

    <p> With introduction of ZONE_OFFSET_SECOND_MILLIS and
    DST_OFFSET_SECOND_MILLIS the exact calculation in milliseconds is
    GMT = LocalTime
        - (ZoneOffset*60000 + ZoneOffsetMillis * sign(ZoneOffset))
        - (DstOffset*60000 + DstOffsetMillis * sign(DstOffset))
    <p>
 */
published constants CalendarFieldIndex
{
    /// Get     <type>AmPmValue</type>.
    const short AM_PM           = 0;
    /// Get/Set day of month [1-31].
    const short DAY_OF_MONTH    = 1;
    /// Get     day of week [0-6].
    const short DAY_OF_WEEK     = 2;
    /// Get     day of  year.
    const short DAY_OF_YEAR     = 3;
    /** Get     daylight saving time offset in minutes, e.g. [0*60..1*60]
        <p> The DST offset value depends on the actual date set at the
        calendar and is determined according to the timezone rules of
        the locale used with the calendar. </p>
        <p> Note that there is a bug in OpenOffice.org 1.0 / StarOffice 6.0
        that prevents interpreting this value correctly. </p> */
    const short DST_OFFSET      = 4;
    /// Get/Set hour [0-23].
    const short HOUR            = 5;
    /// Get/Set minute [0-59].
    const short MINUTE          = 6;
    /// Get/Set second [0-59].
    const short SECOND          = 7;
    /// Get/Set milliseconds [0-999].
    const short MILLISECOND     = 8;
    /// Get     week of month.
    const short WEEK_OF_MONTH   = 9;
    /// Get     week of year.
    const short WEEK_OF_YEAR    = 10;
    /// Get/Set year.
    const short YEAR            = 11;
    /** Get/Set month [0-...].
        <p> Note that the maximum value is <b>not</b> necessarily 11 for
        December but depends on the calendar used instead. </p> */
    const short MONTH           = 12;
    /// Get/Set era, for example, 0:= Before Christ, 1:= After Christ.
    const short ERA             = 13;
    /// Get/Set time zone offset in minutes, e.g. [-14*60..14*60]
    const short ZONE_OFFSET     = 14;

    /// Total number of fields for &lt; OOo 3.1
    const short FIELD_COUNT     = 15;

    /** Get/Set additional offset in milliseconds that <b>adds</b> to
        the value of ZONE_OFFSET. This may be necessary to correctly
        interpret historical timezone data that consists of fractions of
        minutes, e.g. seconds. 1 minute == 60000 milliseconds.

        @ATTENTION! Though the field's type is signed 16-bit, the field
        value is treated as unsigned 16-bit to allow for values up to
        60000 and expresses an absolute value that inherits its sign
        from the parent ZONE_OFFSET field.

        @since OOo 3.1
     */
    const short ZONE_OFFSET_SECOND_MILLIS = 15;

    /** Get     additional offset in milliseconds that <b>adds</b> to
        the value of DST_OFFSET. This may be necessary to correctly
        interpret historical timezone data that consists of fractions of
        minutes, e.g. seconds. 1 minute == 60000 milliseconds.

        @ATTENTION! Though the field's type is signed 16-bit, the field
        value is treated as unsigned 16-bit to allow for values up to
        60000 and expresses an absolute value that inherits its sign
        from the parent DST_OFFSET field.

        @since OOo 3.1
     */
    const short DST_OFFSET_SECOND_MILLIS  = 16;

    /** Total number of fields as of OOo 3.1

        @since OOo 3.1
     */
    const short FIELD_COUNT2              = 17;

};

//=============================================================================
}; }; }; };

#endif