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I have two strings that receive hours, in this case, Arrivaltime and Departuretime. The format that comes is HH:MM:SS. I would like to format this string to HH:MM how can I do this?
Insert this text in Togglebuttons (setTextOn and setTextOff).
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I have two strings that receive hours, in this case, Arrivaltime and Departuretime. The format that comes is HH:MM:SS. I would like to format this string to HH:MM how can I do this?
Insert this text in Togglebuttons (setTextOn and setTextOff).
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You need to use the Simpledateformat, thus:
public String getHourFormat(String hour){
SimpleDateFormat dateFormatter = new SimpleDateFormat("HH:mm:ss");
Date date;
String displayValue = null;
try {
date = dateFormatter.parse(hour);
SimpleDateFormat timeFormatter = new SimpleDateFormat("HH:mm");
displayValue = timeFormatter.format(date);
} catch (ParseException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
return displayValue;
}
Just call the method by passing the value, example:
texview.setText(getHourFormat("18:00:00"));
The result in textview will be 18:00
The answers answered, but this was exactly what I needed. Thank you very much!
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Generic method that converts any format into any other:
public static String trocaFormatoData(String data, String formatoDeEntrada, String formatoDeSaida) {
SimpleDateFormat dateFormatEntrada = new SimpleDateFormat(formatoDeEntrada);
SimpleDateFormat dateFormatSaida = new SimpleDateFormat(formatoDeSaida);
Date dataOriginal = null;
String dataTrocada = null;
try {
//Transforma a String em Date
dataOriginal = dateFormatEntrada.parse(data);
//Transforma a Date num String com o formato pretendido
dataTrocada = dateFormatSaida.format(dataOriginal);
} catch (ParseException e) {
//Erro se não foi possível fazer o parse da Data
e.printStackTrace();
}
return dataTrocada;
}
In your case use like this:
setTextOn.setText(trocaFormatoData(jsonValue, "HH:mm:ss", "HH:mm"));
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One way would be to convert toString to and break this string using split
String string = "11:12:13";
String[] partes = string.split(":");
partes[0]; // 11
partes[1]; // 12
partes[2]; // 13
Use native Java date/time formatters (ex most common: SimpleDateFormat
) would give a more robust result.
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