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Fix bug #54579 - Handle milliseconds in date formats eg ss.000
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@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ public class ExcelStyleDateFormatter extends SimpleDateFormat {
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t = t.replaceAll("\\[mm\\]", String.valueOf(MM_BRACKET_SYMBOL));
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t = t.replaceAll("\\[s\\]", String.valueOf(S_BRACKET_SYMBOL));
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t = t.replaceAll("\\[ss\\]", String.valueOf(SS_BRACKET_SYMBOL));
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t = t.replaceAll("s.000", "s.S");
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t = t.replaceAll("s.000", "s.SSS");
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t = t.replaceAll("s.00", "s." + LL_BRACKET_SYMBOL);
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t = t.replaceAll("s.0", "s." + L_BRACKET_SYMBOL);
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return t;
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@ -21,7 +21,9 @@
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package org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel;
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import java.text.DateFormat;
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import java.util.Calendar;
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import java.util.Date;
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import java.util.Locale;
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import junit.framework.TestCase;
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@ -489,4 +491,36 @@ public class TestDataFormatter extends TestCase {
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fmt = "0 \"dollars and\" .00 \"cents\"";
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assertEquals("19 dollars and .99 cents", dfUS.formatRawCellContents(19.99, -1, fmt));
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}
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/**
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* ExcelStyleDateFormatter should work for Milliseconds too
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*/
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public void testExcelStyleDateFormatterStringOnMillis() {
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// Test directly with the .000 style
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DateFormat formatter1 = new ExcelStyleDateFormatter("ss.000");
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assertEquals("00.001", formatter1.format(new Date(1L)));
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assertEquals("00.010", formatter1.format(new Date(10L)));
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assertEquals("00.100", formatter1.format(new Date(100L)));
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assertEquals("01.000", formatter1.format(new Date(1000L)));
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assertEquals("01.001", formatter1.format(new Date(1001L)));
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assertEquals("10.000", formatter1.format(new Date(10000L)));
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assertEquals("10.001", formatter1.format(new Date(10001L)));
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// Test directly with the .SSS style
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DateFormat formatter2 = new ExcelStyleDateFormatter("ss.SSS");
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assertEquals("00.001", formatter2.format(new Date(1L)));
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assertEquals("00.010", formatter2.format(new Date(10L)));
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assertEquals("00.100", formatter2.format(new Date(100L)));
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assertEquals("01.000", formatter2.format(new Date(1000L)));
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assertEquals("01.001", formatter2.format(new Date(1001L)));
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assertEquals("10.000", formatter2.format(new Date(10000L)));
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assertEquals("10.001", formatter2.format(new Date(10001L)));
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// Test via DataFormatter
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DataFormatter dfUS = new DataFormatter(Locale.US, true);
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assertEquals("01.010", dfUS.formatRawCellContents(0.0000116898, -1, "ss.000"));
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}
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}
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