Examples of DateFormatter

Control.DateFormatter
Enables the user to easily get the correct time information out of a {@link Date} instance @author Sebastian
br.com.visualmidia.tools.comp4swt.DateFormatter
This class provides formatting of Date values in a FormattedText, resticting the edit and display to the time part. Supports a subset of time patterns defined in SimpleDateFormat for input.
See DateTimeFormatter for a full description of patterns, given that only patterns chars related to time are allowed.
Examples
- new DateFormatter("MM/dd/yyyy") - 8 jul 2006 will edit and display as "07/08/2006".
- new DateFormatter("dd/MM/yyyy, "dd MMM yyyy")- 8 jul 2006 will edit as "08/07/2006" and display as "08 Jul 2006".
com.codeforces.graygoose.util.DateFormatter
com.xeiam.xchart.internal.chartpart.DateFormatter
@author timmolter
de.willuhn.jameica.gui.formatter.DateFormatter
javax.swing.text.DateFormatter
DateFormatter is an InternationalFormatter that does its formatting by way of an instance of java.text.DateFormat.
Warning: Serialized objects of this class will not be compatible with future Swing releases. The current serialization support is appropriate for short term storage or RMI between applications running the same version of Swing. As of 1.4, support for long term storage of all JavaBeans™ has been added to the java.beans package. Please see {@link java.beans.XMLEncoder}. @see java.text.DateFormat @since 1.4
org.eclipse.birt.core.format.DateFormatter
org.eurekastreams.commons.formatting.DateFormatter
Formatting utility that creates display dates. Since it needs to work on both the client and server which do not share common date formatting routines (GWT can't use SimpleDateFormat and the server can't use GWT routines), it implements it's own (for now).
org.opencustomer.framework.db.util.engine.configuration.DateFormatter
org.openstreetmap.osmosis.core.time.DateFormatter
Outputs a date in a format suitable for an OSM XML file. @author Brett Henderson
org.springframework.format.datetime.DateFormatter
A formatter for {@link java.util.Date} types.Allows the configuration of an explicit date pattern and locale. @author Keith Donald @author Juergen Hoeller @author Phillip Webb @since 3.0 @see SimpleDateFormat
org.timepedia.chronoscope.client.util.DateFormatter
Interface used to switch between GWT and JDK date formatter implementations
org.zkoss.calendar.api.DateFormatter
A date formatter is used to display the different date format in the calendar. @author jumperchen
ucar.nc2.units.DateFormatter
Date parsing and formatting. Always uses GMT. These are not thread-safe. @author caron
us.codecraft.webmagic.model.formatter.DateFormatter
@author code4crafter@gmail.com @since 0.3.2

Examples of ucar.nc2.units.DateFormatter

    fmr.runTime = rootElem.getAttributeValue("runTime");
    fmr.location = rootElem.getAttributeValue("location");
    if (fmr.location == null)
      fmr.location = rootElem.getAttributeValue("name"); // old way
    String lastModifiedS = rootElem.getAttributeValue("lastModified");
    DateFormatter df = new DateFormatter();
    if (lastModifiedS != null)
      fmr.lastModified = df.getISODate(lastModifiedS);
    String version = rootElem.getAttributeValue("version");
    fmr.version = (version == null) ? 0 : Integer.parseInt(version);
    if (fmr.version < REQ_VERSION) return fmr;


    DateFormatter formatter = new DateFormatter();
    fmr.runDate = formatter.getISODate(fmr.runTime);


    java.util.List<Element> vList = rootElem.getChildren("vertCoord");
    for (Element vertElem : vList) {
      VertCoord vc = new VertCoord();
      fmr.vaxes.add(vc);

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Examples of ucar.nc2.units.DateFormatter

    this.isInterval = true;
  }


  @Override
  public String toString() {
    DateFormatter df = new DateFormatter();
    Formatter out = new Formatter();
    out.format("%-10s %-26s offsets=", getName(), df.toDateTimeString(runDate));
    if (isInterval)
      for (int i=0; i<bound1.length; i++) out.format("(%3.1f,%3.1f) ", bound1[i], bound2[i]);
    else
      for (double val : offset) out.format("%3.1f, ", val);
    return out.toString();

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Examples of ucar.nc2.units.DateFormatter

  // show params that are time intervals, how they relate to Grib2Pds.makeDate().
  // Grib2 only
  public void showTimeInterval2(String filename) throws IOException {
    GridServiceProvider.debugOpen = true;
    NetcdfFile ncd = NetcdfFile.open(filename);
    DateFormatter df = new DateFormatter();
    Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();


    GribGridServiceProvider iosp = (GribGridServiceProvider) ncd.getIosp();
    GridIndex index = (GridIndex) iosp.sendIospMessage("GridIndex");


    List<GridRecord> grList = index.getGridRecords();
    for (GridRecord gr : grList) {
      GribGridRecord ggr = (GribGridRecord) gr;
      if (!ggr.isInterval()) continue;


      Grib2Pds pds = (Grib2Pds) ggr.getPds();
      System.out.printf(" ref=%s fore=%s%n", df.toDateTimeStringISO(gr.getReferenceTime()), df.toDateTimeStringISO(pds.getForecastDate()));


      Grib2Pds.PdsInterval pdsIntv = (Grib2Pds.PdsInterval) pds;
      long timeEnd = pdsIntv.getIntervalTimeEnd();
      int[] intv = pds.getForecastTimeInterval();
      long startDate = Grib2Pds.makeDate(gr.getReferenceTime().getTime(), pds.getTimeUnit(), intv[0], cal);
      long endDate = Grib2Pds.makeDate(gr.getReferenceTime().getTime(), pds.getTimeUnit(), intv[1], cal);


      System.out.printf("  intv=[%s, %s] = [%d,%d]%n",  df.toDateTimeStringISO(new Date(startDate)),
              df.toDateTimeStringISO(new Date(endDate)), intv[0], intv[1]);
      System.out.printf("  timeEnd=%s", df.toDateTimeStringISO(new Date(timeEnd)));


      if (timeEnd == startDate)
        System.out.printf(" agrees with intv start");
      if (timeEnd == endDate)
        System.out.printf(" agrees with intv end");

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Examples of ucar.nc2.units.DateFormatter

      if (runseq.isInterval()) {
        timeBounds = new double[nruns * noffsets * 2];
        for (int i = 0; i < timeBounds.length; i++) timeBounds[i] = Double.NaN;
      }


      DateFormatter df = new DateFormatter();


      // fill twoD time coordinate from the sequence of time coordinates
      int runIdx = 0;
      for (int seqIdx = 0; seqIdx < timeList.size(); seqIdx++) {
        TimeCoord tc = null;
        if (hasMissingTimes) {
          tc = timeList.get(seqIdx);
          double tc_offset = FmrcInv.getOffsetInHours(base, tc.getRunDate());


          while (true) { // incr run till we find it
            double run_offset = runOffset[runIdx];
            if (Misc.closeEnough(run_offset, tc_offset))
              break;
            runIdx++;
            if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
              String missingDate = df.toDateTimeStringISO(FmrcInv.makeOffsetDate(base, run_offset));
              String wantDate = df.toDateTimeStringISO(tc.getRunDate());
              log.debug(collectionName +": runseq missing time "+missingDate+" looking for "+ wantDate+" for var = "+ runseq.getUberGrids().get(0).getName());
            }
          }


        } else {  // common case

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Examples of us.codecraft.webmagic.model.formatter.DateFormatter

 */
public class DateFormatterTest {


    @Test
    public void testDateFormatter() throws Exception {
        DateFormatter dateFormatter = new DateFormatter();
        dateFormatter.initParam(new String[]{"yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm"});
        Date format = dateFormatter.format("2013-09-10 22:11");
        System.out.println(format);
    }

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