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Sejanus
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Question about date format (January 25, 2010, 05:53:42 PM) |
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Hi,
sorry if my question is newbish, but I am quite new to Java indeed.
Is there any way to insert literals in date format?
e.g. I can do "yyyy MMMM dd" = 2010 January 25
but can I do "year: yyyy month: MM day: dd" = year: 2010 month: January day: 25?
I am talking about dateFormatString of JDateChooser mainly, but probably all components use the same formatting anyway.
i.e. in PHP date format string, every character preceded by backslash is treated literaly. Doesnt work here, already tested
I ask because In these parts dates are written with, e.g. , "d." after day part and so on. It would be nice to have local format in JDatePicker
And thanks a lot for this library, saved me a lot of work!
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