//# __________ PROTOCOL :: FORMAT __________ #//
/**
* I provide a very simple, and non-optimized, facility for formatting
* dates in a variety of formats. Valid format codes are:
* {H} : hour (1-12)
* {HH} : hour (01-12)
* {H24} : hour (0-23)
* {HH24} : hour (00-23)
* {M} : minute (0-59)
* {MM} : minute (00-59)
* {S} : second (0-59)
* {SS} : second (00-59)
* {MS} : millisecond (000-999)
* {am/pm}: am/pm (am, pm)
*/
public static String Format(JwTime e, String format)
{
if ( e == null )
return null;
String s = format;
s = JwUtility.ReplaceAll(s, "{H}", e.GetHour12()+"");
s = JwUtility.ReplaceAll(s, "{HH}", Pad2(e.GetHour12()));
s = JwUtility.ReplaceAll(s, "{H24}", e.GetHour()+"");
s = JwUtility.ReplaceAll(s, "{HH24}", Pad2(e.GetHour()));
s = JwUtility.ReplaceAll(s, "{M}", e.GetMinute()+"");
s = JwUtility.ReplaceAll(s, "{MM}", Pad2(e.GetMinute()));
s = JwUtility.ReplaceAll(s, "{S}", e.GetSecond()+"");
s = JwUtility.ReplaceAll(s, "{SS}", Pad2(e.GetSecond()));
s = JwUtility.ReplaceAll(s, "{MS}", Pad3(e.GetMillisecond()));
s = JwUtility.ReplaceAll(s, "{/p}", e.IsAm() ? "" : "p");
s = JwUtility.ReplaceAll(s, "{/pm}", e.IsAm() ? "" : "pm");
s = JwUtility.ReplaceAll(s, "{a/p}", e.IsAm() ? "a" : "p");
s = JwUtility.ReplaceAll(s, "{A/P}", e.IsAm() ? "A" : "P");
s = JwUtility.ReplaceAll(s, "{am/pm}", e.IsAm() ? "am" : "pm");
s = JwUtility.ReplaceAll(s, "{AM/PM}", e.IsAm() ? "AM" : "PM");
return s;
}
public static String Format_h_mm_ss_msss_am(JwTime t)
{
if ( t == null )
return null;
int hh = t.GetHour();
int mm = t.GetMinute();
int ss = t.GetSecond();
int ms = t.GetMillisecond();
String suffix = AM;
if ( t.IsPm() )
{
hh -= 12;
suffix = PM;
}
if ( hh == 0 ) hh = 12;
return hh + COLON + Pad2(mm) + COLON + Pad2(ss) + DOT + Pad3(ms) + suffix;
}
public static String Format_h_mm_ss_msss(JwTime t)
{
if ( t == null )
return null;
int hh = t.GetHour();
int mm = t.GetMinute();
int ss = t.GetSecond();
int ms = t.GetMillisecond();
return hh + COLON + Pad2(mm) + COLON + Pad2(ss) + DOT + Pad3(ms);
}
