Examples of jodd.datetime.format.Iso8601JdtFormatter

jodd.datetime.format.Iso8601JdtFormatter

kipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601">ISO 8601 on Wikipedia

Patterns list:

YYYY + year
MM + month
DD + day of month
D - day of week
MML - month name (add-on)
MMS - month abbreviation (add-on)
DL - day of week name (add-on)
DS - day of week abbreviation (add-on)
hh + hour
mm + minute
ss + seconds (no milliseconds)
mss + milliseconds (add-on)
DDD - day of year
WW - week of year
WWW - week of year with 'W' prefix
W - week of month (add-on)
E - era
TLZ - time zone long
TLS - time zone short

Patterns noted with + sign are used both for conversion and parsing. All patterns are used for conversion.

  }




  @Test
  public void testExternalConversion() {
    JdtFormatter fmt = new Iso8601JdtFormatter();
    JDateTime jdt = new JDateTime();
    String s1 = fmt.convert(jdt, "YYYY-MM.DD");
    assertEquals(s1, jdt.toString("YYYY-MM.DD"));
  }

  }




  @Test
  public void testFormat() {
    JdtFormat format = new JdtFormat(new Iso8601JdtFormatter(), "YYYY+DD+MM");
    JDateTime jdt = new JDateTime(2002, 2, 22);
    assertEquals("2002+22+02", jdt.toString(format));
    assertEquals(format.convert(jdt), jdt.toString(format));
  }

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