drn::budgeting::BudgetedMoney Class Reference

Represents a budget item with monetary value that regularly occurs. More...

#include <BudgetedMoney.h>

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Public Member Functions
	BudgetedMoney ()
	Constructs all member variables to their empty state.
	BudgetedMoney (BudgetedMoney &&) noexcept=default
	BudgetedMoney (BudgetSource source)
	Constructs all member variables to their empty state apart from the source.
	BudgetedMoney (BudgetSource source, pecunia::Money amount, const EventFrequency &period, const ::QDate &nextOccurOn)
	Fully initialises all member variables to their supplied values.
	BudgetedMoney (const BudgetedMoney &)=default
virtual	~BudgetedMoney ()=default
const pecunia::Money &	amount () const noexcept
	The amount expected per period for the money.
const ::QDate &	nextOccurOn () const noexcept
	The date the budgeted money item occurs on next.
bool	operator!= (const BudgetedMoney &other) const
	Inequality operator compares all members.
std::strong_ordering	operator<=> (const BudgetedMoney &) const noexcept=default
BudgetedMoney &	operator= (BudgetedMoney &&) noexcept=default
BudgetedMoney &	operator= (const BudgetedMoney &)=default
bool	operator== (const BudgetedMoney &other) const
	Equality operator compares all members.
const EventFrequency &	period () const noexcept
	The frequency at which the money event occurs.
void	rename (BudgetSource source)
	Changes the source of the money.
const BudgetSource &	source () const noexcept
	The identifier of the source for the money.
void	updateNextOccurOn ()
	Updates the next occur on date by the event frequency period.

Detailed Description

Represents a budget item with monetary value that regularly occurs.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

BudgetedMoney() [1/5]

drn::budgeting::BudgetedMoney::BudgetedMoney

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Constructs all member variables to their empty state.

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BudgetedMoney() [2/5]

drn::budgeting::BudgetedMoney::BudgetedMoney ( BudgetSource source )

explicit

Constructs all member variables to their empty state apart from the source.

Exceptions

BudgetItemError

When the source is empty.

Parameters

source

The source of the money budget item.

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BudgetedMoney() [3/5]

drn::budgeting::BudgetedMoney::BudgetedMoney	(	BudgetSource	source,
		pecunia::Money	amount,
		const EventFrequency &	period,
		const ::QDate &	nextOccurOn )

Fully initialises all member variables to their supplied values.

Exceptions

BudgetItemError	When the source is empty.
BudgetItemError	When the amount is less then zero.
BudgetItemError	When the amount is not issued in a known currency.
BudgetItemError	When the period is not known.
BudgetItemError	When the next occur date is invalid.

Parameters

source	The source of the money budget item.
amount	The amount the money is for every period.
period	The frequency period of the event for the money.
nextOccurOn	The date the money budget item last occurred on.

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BudgetedMoney() [4/5]

drn::budgeting::BudgetedMoney::BudgetedMoney ( const BudgetedMoney & )

default

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BudgetedMoney() [5/5]

drn::budgeting::BudgetedMoney::BudgetedMoney ( BudgetedMoney && )

defaultnoexcept

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~BudgetedMoney()

virtual drn::budgeting::BudgetedMoney::~BudgetedMoney ( )

virtualdefault

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Member Function Documentation

amount()

const pecunia::Money & drn::budgeting::BudgetedMoney::amount ( ) const

nodiscardnoexcept

The amount expected per period for the money.

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nextOccurOn()

const ::QDate & drn::budgeting::BudgetedMoney::nextOccurOn ( ) const

nodiscardnoexcept

The date the budgeted money item occurs on next.

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operator!=()

bool drn::budgeting::BudgetedMoney::operator!=

(

const BudgetedMoney &

other

)

const

Inequality operator compares all members.

Parameters

other

The other object whose members should all not be equal.

Returns

When all member variables are not the same it'll give true, else false.

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operator<=>()

std::strong_ordering drn::budgeting::BudgetedMoney::operator<=> ( const BudgetedMoney & ) const

defaultnoexcept

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operator=() [1/2]

BudgetedMoney & drn::budgeting::BudgetedMoney::operator= ( BudgetedMoney && )

defaultnoexcept

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operator=() [2/2]

BudgetedMoney & drn::budgeting::BudgetedMoney::operator= ( const BudgetedMoney & )

default

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operator==()

bool drn::budgeting::BudgetedMoney::operator==

(

const BudgetedMoney &

other

)

const

Equality operator compares all members.

Parameters

other

The other object whose members should all be equal.

Returns

When all member variables are the same it'll give true, else false.

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period()

const EventFrequency & drn::budgeting::BudgetedMoney::period ( ) const

nodiscardnoexcept

The frequency at which the money event occurs.

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rename()

void drn::budgeting::BudgetedMoney::rename

(

BudgetSource

source

)

Changes the source of the money.

Exceptions

BudgetItemError

When the new source is empty.

Parameters

source

The new source for the money.

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source()

const BudgetSource & drn::budgeting::BudgetedMoney::source ( ) const

nodiscardnoexcept

The identifier of the source for the money.

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updateNextOccurOn()

void drn::budgeting::BudgetedMoney::updateNextOccurOn

(

)

Updates the next occur on date by the event frequency period.

Exceptions

BudgetItemError	When event frequency period is not known.
BudgetItemError	When the next occur date is not valid.

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