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strftime in java?

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Old July 17th, 2007, 06:25 AM
Z.K
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I was wondering if the function strftime is available for java. It
seems to be for every other language, but I can't find any information
on its use for java.

Z.K.
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Old July 17th, 2007, 07:15 PM
John W. Kennedy
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re: strftime in java?


Z.K wrote:
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I was wondering if the function strftime is available for java. It
seems to be for every other language, but I can't find any information
on its use for java.
Not in the same way. It has analogs in java.text.DateFormat and in
java.util.Formatter.
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Old July 19th, 2007, 07:05 AM
Z.K
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re: strftime in java?


John W. Kennedy wrote:
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Z.K wrote:
Quote:
>I was wondering if the function strftime is available for java. It
>seems to be for every other language, but I can't find any information
>on its use for java.
>
Not in the same way. It has analogs in java.text.DateFormat and in
java.util.Formatter.
Ok, thanks. I finally did find the necessary method in the Calendar
class so I guess I don't need it anyway.

Z.K.
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