jdk.util.spi.TimeZoneNameProvider
An abstract class for service providers that provide localized time zone names for the TimeZone class. The localized time zone names available from the implementations of this class are also the source for the DateFormatSymbols.getZoneStrings() method.
An abstract class for service providers that provide localized time zone names for the TimeZone class. The localized time zone names available from the implementations of this class are also the source for the DateFormatSymbols.getZoneStrings() method.
get-display-nameclj
(get-display-name this id daylight style locale)Returns a name for the given time zone ID that's suitable for
presentation to the user in the specified locale. The given time
zone ID is GMT or one of the names defined using Zone entries
in the tz database, a public domain time zone database at
ftp://elsie.nci.nih.gov/pub/.
The data of this database is contained in a file whose name starts with
tzdata, and the specification of the data format is part of the zic.8
man page, which is contained in a file whose name starts with tzcode.
If daylight is true, the method should return a name appropriate for daylight saving time even if the specified time zone has not observed daylight saving time in the past.
id - a time zone ID string - java.lang.String
daylight - if true, return the daylight saving name. - boolean
style - either TimeZone.LONG or TimeZone.SHORT - int
locale - the desired locale - java.util.Locale
returns: the human-readable name of the given time zone in the
given locale, or null if it's not available. - java.lang.String
throws: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if style is invalid, or locale isn't one of the locales returned from getAvailableLocales().
Returns a name for the given time zone ID that's suitable for
presentation to the user in the specified locale. The given time
zone ID is `GMT` or one of the names defined using `Zone` entries
in the `tz database`, a public domain time zone database at
ftp://elsie.nci.nih.gov/pub/.
The data of this database is contained in a file whose name starts with
`tzdata`, and the specification of the data format is part of the zic.8
man page, which is contained in a file whose name starts with `tzcode`.
If daylight is true, the method should return a name
appropriate for daylight saving time even if the specified time zone
has not observed daylight saving time in the past.
id - a time zone ID string - `java.lang.String`
daylight - if true, return the daylight saving name. - `boolean`
style - either TimeZone.LONG or TimeZone.SHORT - `int`
locale - the desired locale - `java.util.Locale`
returns: the human-readable name of the given time zone in the
given locale, or null if it's not available. - `java.lang.String`
throws: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if style is invalid, or locale isn't one of the locales returned from getAvailableLocales().get-generic-display-nameclj
(get-generic-display-name this id style locale)Returns a generic name for the given time zone ID that's suitable
for presentation to the user in the specified locale. Generic
time zone names are neutral from standard time and daylight saving
time. For example, PT is the short generic name of time zone ID America/Los_Angeles, while its short standard time and daylight saving
time names are PST and PDT, respectively. Refer to
getDisplayName
for valid time zone IDs.
The default implementation of this method returns null.
id - a time zone ID string - java.lang.String
style - either TimeZone.LONG or TimeZone.SHORT - int
locale - the desired locale - java.util.Locale
returns: the human-readable generic name of the given time zone in the
given locale, or null if it's not available. - java.lang.String
throws: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if style is invalid, or locale isn't one of the locales returned from getAvailableLocales().
Returns a generic name for the given time zone ID that's suitable
for presentation to the user in the specified locale. Generic
time zone names are neutral from standard time and daylight saving
time. For example, `PT` is the short generic name of time zone ID America/Los_Angeles, while its short standard time and daylight saving
time names are `PST` and `PDT`, respectively. Refer to
getDisplayName
for valid time zone IDs.
The default implementation of this method returns null.
id - a time zone ID string - `java.lang.String`
style - either TimeZone.LONG or TimeZone.SHORT - `int`
locale - the desired locale - `java.util.Locale`
returns: the human-readable generic name of the given time zone in the
given locale, or null if it's not available. - `java.lang.String`
throws: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if style is invalid, or locale isn't one of the locales returned from getAvailableLocales().cljdoc is a website building & hosting documentation for Clojure/Script libraries
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