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Given a list of times ex.: String[] times = {"11:00", "12:00", "13:00"};
I want to take my current time and compare with the list which is the next hour, eg.: current time is 11:30, taken from the list "12:00".
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Given a list of times ex.: String[] times = {"11:00", "12:00", "13:00"};
I want to take my current time and compare with the list which is the next hour, eg.: current time is 11:30, taken from the list "12:00".
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If you are referring to class java.sql.Time
, then just use the method valueOf(String)
:
String hora1 = "23:00";
Time n1 = Time.valueOf(hora1 + ":00");
String hora2 = "02:15";
Time n2 = Time.valueOf(hora2 + ":00");
if (n1.after(n2))...
If you are using the android.text.format.Time
, then see the javadoc:
This class was deprecated in API level 22.
UseGregorianCalendar
Instead.
What translating into Portuguese is:
This class has been depreciated in API level 22.
UseGregorianCalendar
instead.
Well I do not know what is best to use but the valueOf would not solve, because 23:00 continues saying that it is after 2:15 am.
@Josinaldo, but 11:00 is after 2:15! It’s 8:00 and 45 minutes later.
I understand, so this won’t work for what I want.
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To compare dates you must use Android Calendar.
Calendar horaComparar = Calendar.getInstance();
horaComparar.setTime(new SimpleDateFormat("h:mm").parse(horarios[0]));
Date horaAtual = new Date(System.currentTimeMillis());
if (horaComparar.getTime().compareTo(horaAtual) > 0 ){
// hora é posterior a hora Atual.
}
- The return value is 0 if both dates are equal.
- The return value is greater than 0 if the date is later than the argument date.
- The return value is less than 0 if date is earlier than the argument date.
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example only of how I will receive the time(I will receive in string same).
– JBarbosa
That one
Time
is what?java.sql.Time
?– Victor Stafusa
I’m passing the string and parse for Time..
– JBarbosa