Time4J | Advanced date , time and interval library | Date Time Utils library
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Advanced date, time and interval library for Java.
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- Erzeugt den des Objekt
- Erzeugt des Objekt
- Auxiliary function
- Erzeugt den des Serializable
- Auxiliary method for serialization
- Parse the text
- Liefert einen nach als zurueck
- Parses the given text as a Treebank entity
- Start chronological entity
- Print time format
- Parses a localized time zone
- Returns the duration in the specified time span
- Print the number
- Print value
- Region TimeZone Implementation
- Parses a number into an integer
- Liefert die uebergebenen zurueft
- Parses text
- Liefert den uebergebenen zurueck
- Overrides the superclass method
- Parses the text
- Fetches datagrams
- Produces a Comparator for Durations
- Region TimeZone
- Print offset
- Parse a calendar month
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QUESTION
How do I convert a Time4J Duration
to a number of minutes? I’m fine with truncating any seconds, I just want the whole minutes. A couple of simple examples probably explain the best:
- For
Duration.of(1, ClockUnit.HOURS)
I want 60. - For
Duration.of(34, ClockUnit.SECONDS)
I want 0.
There isn’t any toMinutes
method (like there is in java.time.Duration
). I played around with a Normalizer
, the getTotalLength
method and a stream operation and got a 6 lines solution to work, but surely there is a simpler way?
The solutions for hours and seconds could also be interesting, but I expect them to be more or less trivial modifications of the solution for minutes.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-04 at 20:37We do need the normalizer. We get it from ClockUnit.only()
. Then getPartialAmount()
takes care of the rest.
QUESTION
Ok,so for starting a javafx app,we need to launch the javafx app. Then by right if we want to add a new window we can just simply do stageobj.show(); right?
Below is part of my code,that I tried to create the new window.I already launch my app and wanted to call this new code from my app.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-23 at 10:21First you should try to create a minimalistic example to find where the issue is present. Next time please consider creating a reproducible example, so the community can help (debug) better.
The "start()" method is called on the JavaFX Application Thread, when the system is ready for the application to begin running. You can not do JavaFX stuff outside of this thread, which is probably the reason for your crash. I read you are not sure if "start" is useful, but it is absolutely necessary for this reason.
From where are you launching the plugstart method? If it is being launched outside your JavaFX Application Thread (so currently outside of override "start()" entry method) the application will crash.
Here is a reproducible example of a JavaFX application.
QUESTION
I'm working with Java in VS Code. I imported time4j lib into my project and when I try to compile the project the errors occur:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-12 at 01:22First, check the referenced path of time4j and make it right because the error was package net.time4j does not exist
;
If it does exist, we can try:
Download the .jar file and copy it to the
/libs/
folder in the application project;Open at the root level of the project
build.gradle
File and edit the dependency to include the new .Jar file:dependency {compile filetree (DIR: 'libs', include:' *. Jar ')}
;Rebuild the project.
QUESTION
I am receiving a text which is in seconds (e.g. 7261). I need to convert it to this format: 2h, 1m, 1s
I am using time4j library. According to their Github page, I am doing something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-22 at 11:09Are you missing some dependencies?
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You can use Time4J like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the Time4J component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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