fixes #247 (set min time)

README.md

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ File                    | Contents                 | Size (min & gzip)
 ----------------------- | ------------------------ | ----------------------
 `picker.js`             | __Base *__               | 1.36kb
 `picker.date.js`        | Date picker              | 2.05kb
-`picker.time.js`        | Time picker              | 1.38kb
+`picker.time.js`        | Time picker              | 1.37kb
 
 __*__ The base script is **required** for any of the pickers to function.
 

_raw/lib/picker.time.js

@@ -222,6 +222,9 @@ TimePicker.prototype.now = function( type, value/*, options*/ ) {
     var date = new Date(),
         dateMinutes = date.getHours() * MINUTES_IN_HOUR + date.getMinutes()
 
+    // Make sure “now” falls within the interval range.
+    dateMinutes -= dateMinutes % this.item.interval
+
     // If the value is a number, adjust by that many intervals because
     // the time has passed. In the case of “midnight” and a negative `min`,
     // increase the value by 2. Otherwise increase it by 1.
@@ -244,12 +247,12 @@ TimePicker.prototype.now = function( type, value/*, options*/ ) {
  */
 TimePicker.prototype.normalize = function( type, value/*, options*/ ) {
 
-    var minObject = this.item.min, interval = this.item.interval,
+    var interval = this.item.interval,
 
-        // If setting min and it doesn’t exist, don’t shift anything.
+        // If setting min time, don’t shift anything.
         // Otherwise get the value and min difference and then
         // normalize the difference with the interval.
-        difference = type == 'min' && !minObject ? 0 : ( value - minObject.pick ) % interval
+        difference = type == 'min' ? 0 : ( value - this.item.min.pick ) % interval
 
     // If it’s a negative value, add one interval to keep it as “passed”.
     return value - ( difference + ( value < 0 ? interval : 0 ) )

lib/picker.time.js

@@ -222,6 +222,9 @@ TimePicker.prototype.now = function( type, value/*, options*/ ) {
     var date = new Date(),
         dateMinutes = date.getHours() * MINUTES_IN_HOUR + date.getMinutes()
 
+    // Make sure “now” falls within the interval range.
+    dateMinutes -= dateMinutes % this.item.interval
+
     // If the value is a number, adjust by that many intervals because
     // the time has passed. In the case of “midnight” and a negative `min`,
     // increase the value by 2. Otherwise increase it by 1.
@@ -244,12 +247,12 @@ TimePicker.prototype.now = function( type, value/*, options*/ ) {
  */
 TimePicker.prototype.normalize = function( type, value/*, options*/ ) {
 
-    var minObject = this.item.min, interval = this.item.interval,
+    var interval = this.item.interval,
 
-        // If setting min and it doesn’t exist, don’t shift anything.
+        // If setting min time, don’t shift anything.
         // Otherwise get the value and min difference and then
         // normalize the difference with the interval.
-        difference = type == 'min' && !minObject ? 0 : ( value - minObject.pick ) % interval
+        difference = type == 'min' ? 0 : ( value - this.item.min.pick ) % interval
 
     // If it’s a negative value, add one interval to keep it as “passed”.
     return value - ( difference + ( value < 0 ? interval : 0 ) )

tests/dev/time.htm

@@ -81,12 +81,15 @@ <h3><label for="input_01">Pick a date. Go ahead...</label></h3>
             //     [8,45]
             // ],
             // min: 4,
-            min: [ 5, 40 ],
+            // min: [ 5, 40 ],
             // max: -2,
             // max: [ 9, 0 ],
         }),
         picker = $input.pickatime('picker')
 
+        picker.set('min',[5,40])
+        picker.set('max',[22,20])
+
     </script>