private boolean moreDates(Calendar calendar, List<Date> dates)
   {
      boolean result;
      if (m_finishDate == null)
      {
         int occurrences = NumberHelper.getInt(m_occurrences);
         if (occurrences < 1)
         {
            occurrences = 1;
         }
         result = dates.size() < occurrences;
      }
      else
      {
         result = calendar.getTimeInMillis() <= m_finishDate.getTime();
      }
      return result;
   }
private boolean moreDates ( Calendar calendar , List < Date > dates ) { boolean result ; if ( m_finishDate == null ) { int occurrences = NumberHelper . getInt ( m_occurrences ) ; if ( occurrences < 1 ) { occurrences = 1 ; } result = dates . size ( ) < occurrences ; } else { result = calendar . getTimeInMillis ( ) <= m_finishDate . getTime ( ) ; } return result ; }
Determines if we need to calculate more dates.
If we do not have a finish date, this method falls back on using the
occurrences attribute. If we have a finish date, we'll use that instead.
We're assuming that the recurring data has one or other of those values.

@param calendar current date
@param dates dates generated so far
@return true if we should calculate another date