Converting datetime to string, wrong hours
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Solution 1
i don't know, what is wrong with your code, but this code works for me:
DateFormat df = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyyMMdd HH:mm");
String sdt = df.format(new Date(System.currentTimeMillis()));
System.out.println(sdt);
EDIT:
later I found out that your original code should work with this:
String sdt_ = DateFormat.format("yyyyMMdd kk:mm", dt_).toString();
apparently, android.text.format.DateFormat doesn't use 'H' constraint and uses 'k' instead of it! see this question for more details: How to set 24-hours format for date on java?
Solution 2
This will do it for you:
SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyyMMdd HH:mm", Locale.getDefault());
String sdt_ = sdf.format(dt_);
Solution 3
You used hh in your SimpleDateFormat
pattern. Thats the 12 hour format. Use kk instead, that gives you the hours of the day in a 24 hour format.See SimpleDateFormat
Author by
Foenix
I am compleatly new in android and java. Thank you all very much for you help!
Updated on January 17, 2020Comments
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Foenix over 4 years
I am doing like this in my android app (java):
String sdt_ = DateFormat.format("yyyyMMdd HH:mm", dt_).toString();
but I got this
01-16 14:31:13.308: D/ThS(25810): dt_ = Wed Jan 16 13:28:00 GMT+00:00 2013 01-16 14:31:23.758: D/ThS(25810): sdt_ = 20130116 HH:28
if I change HH to hh I will get this
sdt_ = 20130116 01:28
but I need this
sdt_ = 20130116 13:28
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Foenix over 11 yearsI do not see any 'kk' by your link . I used HH in my pattern.
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Foenix over 11 yearsthank you, it is working (with or without Locale.getDefault())
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Berťák over 11 yearssee my other answer, if you still want to use android.text.format.DateFormat :-)
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K_Anas over 11 years@Foenix see in the table k hour in day (1-24) (Number) 24
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jenzz over 11 yearsIt does work without
Locale.getDefault()
, but if you are using Eclipse it will show you a lint warning and ask you to provide a locale to allow local date formatting. So explicitly setting the default locale is the same as omitting it. -
Foenix over 11 yearsyes I saw this hint, now I know how to use default locale, thank you