Calendar time expressed relative to the user's local timezone.
Calendar time expressed relative to the user's local timezone.
Questions tagged [localtime]
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Java int formating?
I want the user to input hours and minutes for a Local.Time from 00 to 23 and from 00 to 59, I scanned this as an int. It works but for values from 00 to 09 the int ignores the 0 and places then as a 0,1,2...9 instead of 00,01,02,03...09; this…
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How to specify time after daylight saveing time shift in Java
Using the following code:
class Test {
public static void main(String [] args) {
LocalDate date = LocalDate.of(2018, 11, 4);
LocalTime time = LocalTime.of(1, 59);
ZonedDateTime dt = ZonedDateTime.of(date, time,…
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can I do nested calls for system functions loaded by LD_PRELOAD
Hi I am trying to override sscanf() which gets called from localtime(),
But its not calling sscanf() of my library loaded rather its calling sscanf() of glibc.
Is there something I am missing?
Files content mentioned…
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Parse to LocalTime pattern mm:ss.S
How can parse LocalTime from String e.g. "10:38.0" in mm:ss.S format? I struggle to change the format.
public static LocalTime parseTime(String time) {
return localTime = LocalTime.parse(time, DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern("mm:ss.S"));
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How to check if two LocalTimes are in the same day?
From my UI I'm passing two LocalTime values; from time and to time. Both times are
LocalTime HH:mm
formatted.
Now I need to check whether these times are in the same day.
For an example if someone passes fromTime - 18:00 and toTime - 10:00, I need…
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Persisting java.time.LocalTime into oracle with Types.TIME loses fractional seconds precision
I have a behavior with Oracle which I'm not sure is intended or not.
I am playing with the various types of the java date/time API, using them at the JDBC level.
I am trying to persist an instance of java.time.LocalTime into an oracle database.
At…
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Time inconsistencies in Python
I am facing some problems in a cross platform program:
when I open a python shell in Linux and in Windows, I don't get the same time from the Epoch.
In Linux, I tried to do dpkg-reconfigure tzdata.
Currently, in linux I get that avec the…
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Get all milliseconds from LocalTime Java
I need to know how to get LocalTime to milliseconds
LocalTime lunchTime = LocalTime.parse("01:00:00",
DateTimeFormatter.ISO_TIME);
If i am going to execute lunchTime.getMinute() i only get 0 and lunchTime.getHour() i only get 1 as…
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java.time.LocalDateTime, multiple time lines?
Here in Washington DC, on November 3rd 2019 at 2:00 am the clock was "moved back" to 1:00 am.
This means the local time was like this:
=== Nov 2nd ===:=== Nov 3rd ===========
:
9 10 11 12 1 …
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Convert from LocalTime to TimeSpan
I am using NodaTime and Entity Framework Core in my application. I am using AutoMapper to convert from my models (which use LocalTime) to my entities (which use Timespan which is mapped to Time in Sql Server). I am doing it this way to avoid the…
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How to display (the hours of) a local time in a spinner in JavaFx
How do I set the value of SpinnerValueFactory valueFactory = new SpinnerValueFactory() in a spinner?
Attempting to set and display the value in the spinner editor with hrsSpinner.getValueFactory().setValue(valueFactory); , Java…
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How to convert a UTC datetime object to a localtime tuple?
I have a datetime object t which is in UTC time but attached with Alaska timezone offset(-08:00):
t
-> datetime.datetime(2019, 3, 23, 15, 49, 34, tzinfo=tzfile('/usr/share/zoneinfo/America/Anchorage'))
I try to convert t to a datetime tuple in…
Tianlang Zhao
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MinGW localtime_r works in one time zone, fails in another
I have the following file test.c:
#define _POSIX_THREAD_SAFE_FUNCTIONS
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
int main(int argc,char**argv) {
struct tm t1, t2, t3;
time_t…
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JavaScript Local Time printing
Being a beginner, I'm facing some problems. Even I can't find any solution by googling it.
Problem: In my language (Bengali), the entire daytime has five strings ( Sokal, Dupur, Bikal, Sondha, Raat) instead of the international two strings(Am, Pm)…
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Error parsing datetime, DateTimeParseException with valid timestamp
I'm trying to parse a timestamp object from sql and am having problems, heres what I have:
DateTimeFormatter dateDTF = DateTimeFormatter.ofLocalizedDateTime(FormatStyle.SHORT);
String start = c.getStartTime().getValue();
//Start: 2018-12-01…
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