Date-parsing refers to programming logic which reads one or more parameters, attempts to match it to a supported or specified date format, then returns the resulting Date if successful.
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GWT client - server SimpleDateFormat changes timezone to default
I'm using GWT RPC to send a string containing a date from the client to the server (it has to be this way, because it's on a request header).
On the server side I parse that string with SimpleDateFormat and make the logic I want.
I'm setting both…
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Convert a formatted date string to a date value in XPath
How can I convert a date contained in a string into a date value with XPath?
I got the string by formatting a date value with fn:format-date, and now I want the date value from the formatted string.
Thank you,
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Wonky dating in Java
The following Java code just parses a date (with time portion) 2009-01-28-09:11:12 using SimpleDateFormat. Let's have look at it.
final public class Main
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
try
{
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Different Date.parse results for 2011-11-15 and 2011/11/15
Why Date.parse("2011-11-15") considers current time zone in Web browser, and Date.parse("2011/11/15") does not? Why the results are different?
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Date format issue in Android 12
Following is the code to parse date. I have used 'joda-time:joda-time:2.9.9' lib for formatter.
String date = "Sun Sep 04 17:29:52 +0000 2022";
DateTimeFormatter dateFormat = DateTimeFormat.forPattern("EEE MMM dd HH:mm:ss Z…
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Know which parts a day contains
The dateparser library set missing parts of a date to today's values.
Example:
>>> import dateparser
>>> dateparser.parse("2015")
datetime.datetime(2015, 2, 14, 0, 0)
How to know which parts a date really contains?
(and thus which parts were set to…
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How can I use Java's SimpleDateFormat to parse a timezone given as "GMT+0100 (BST)"?
I have a date that's in the form of:
Wed Aug 17 2011 09:57:09 GMT+0100 (BST)
and have a filter that takes a time in a certain format. The problem seems to be the time zone on the end, none of the format strings I'm putting in the filter seem to…
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Parsing dates from OCRed files using dateparser library
I want to extract dates from OCR images using the dateparser lib.
import dateparser
data = []
listOfPages = glob.glob(r"C:/Users/name/folder/test/*.tif")
for entry in listOfPages:
text1 = pytesseract.image_to_string(
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Android date format with Month
How to get the Android date format "7/25/2021" to July/25/2021
Here is the portion of the code
mDisplayDate is the Textview
mDisplayDate.setOnClickListener(view -> { Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();
int year = cal.get(Calendar.YEAR);
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Parse lowercase short weekday to Java 8's time DayOfWeek
I have a string, e.g. "mon" or "tue" or "sun".
I want to parse it as a DayOfWeek (or null if not successful).
I'm using Kotlin, but i guess the Java folks will also understand what i would like to do:
private fun String.parseToDayOfWeek(pattern:…
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How to deserialize date in format "yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss"?
I am getting a date in a format like this "2021-03-26 22:02:53" from the API which is not ISO format, and I created a custom serializer for it but I am getting an error.
I also do not want to use ISO format, and I want to send back the date as…
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format a full date with timezone and day of the week name string
I'm trying to create a date object from the string 01:03:55.065 GMT Tue Mar 16 2021 in NodeJS javascript with date-fns v2.21.3 but I wouldn't mind using regular javascript Date instead.
this is my code:
const df = require('date-fns');
const…
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What is the correct behavior of std::get_time() for "short" input
I'm trying to understand what should be the correct behavior of C++11
std::get_time() when the input data is "shorter" than expected by the format
string. For example, what the following program should print:
#include
#include…
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How to generate JWT exp claim with java-time?
Most examples for JWT token use clj-time which is now deprecated in favor of native java.time. I'm trying to use java-time along with buddy to sign/verify tokens but I'm stuck trying to pass the exp claim to my token. Here's an example of what I…
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chrono parse including timezone
I'm using @howard-hinnant 's date library (now part of C++20) to parse a date string that includes a timezone abbreviation. The parse takes place without errors, but it appears that the timezone is ignored. For example:
istringstream…
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