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PrettyTime only supports `java.util.Date` so we should probably add some pluggable conversion logic.
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# Motivation:
One of Quantities that are used in Measure API is Time and is important that API works with the way that has in Java SE 8 or above. The proposal of this enhancement
### Goal:
- Work wit…
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The class `net.time4j.Duration` should implement the interface `java.time.temporal.TemporalAmount`.
Main advantage: Durations spanning over calendrical units as well as clock units can be applied on…
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The existing tutorial on the website http://time4j.net is outdated and needs to be enhanced by new pages and chapters especially about duration handling and interoperability with JSR-310.
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A new `PatternType`-constant THREETEN is required in order to simulate the new format pattern symbols introduced by JSR-310.
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Looking at ideas for Android support like https://github.com/JavaMoney/javamoney-shelter/issues/17 we should ensure, the BPs also work there. API even Java ME Embedded 8, too (which is largely compati…
keilw updated
9 years ago
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This feature enables JSR-310-types to use the more powerful format engine of Time4J. For example adjacent value parsing inclusive fractional numbers without literals ("1745123") or use of english ordi…
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While spring boot is using hibernate 4.2, it is imposible to use Java 8 date and time types.
Date() it is already obsolete in java 8.
Any fix for this issue?
@Type(type="LocalDateType")
https://gi…
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Should use the `java.time`-package as much as possible
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This is too wordy:
``` csharp
TimeSpan duration = TimeOfDay.CalculateDuration(startTime, endTime);
```
It can be simplified as
``` csharp
TimeSpan duration = endTime.Subtract(starttime);
```
and a…