Java Code Examples for com.helger.commons.string.StringHelper#getCharCount()

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Example 1
Source File: PDTFormatter.java    From ph-commons with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
public LocalizedDateFormatCache ()
{
  super (aCacheKey -> {
    String sPattern = getSourcePattern (aCacheKey);

    // Change "year of era" to "year"
    sPattern = StringHelper.replaceAll (sPattern, 'y', 'u');

    if (false)
      if (aCacheKey.m_eMode == EDTFormatterMode.PARSE && StringHelper.getCharCount (sPattern, 'u') == 1)
      {
        // In Java 9, if CLDR mode is active, switch from a single "u" to
        // "uuuu" (for parsing)
        sPattern = StringHelper.replaceAll (sPattern, "u", "uuuu");
      }

    if (aCacheKey.m_eMode == EDTFormatterMode.PARSE &&
        "de".equals (aCacheKey.m_aLocale.getLanguage ()) &&
        aCacheKey.m_eStyle == FormatStyle.MEDIUM)
    {
      // Change from 2 required fields to 1
      sPattern = StringHelper.replaceAll (sPattern, "dd", "d");
      sPattern = StringHelper.replaceAll (sPattern, "MM", "M");
      sPattern = StringHelper.replaceAll (sPattern, "HH", "H");
      sPattern = StringHelper.replaceAll (sPattern, "mm", "m");
      sPattern = StringHelper.replaceAll (sPattern, "ss", "s");
    }

    // And finally create the cached DateTimeFormatter
    // Default to strict - can be changed afterwards
    return DateTimeFormatterCache.getDateTimeFormatterStrict (sPattern);
  }, 1000, LocalizedDateFormatCache.class.getName ());
}
Example 2
Source File: FileSystemRecursiveIterator.java    From ph-commons with Apache License 2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
@Nonnegative
private static int _getLevel (@Nonnull final File aFile)
{
  return StringHelper.getCharCount (aFile.getAbsolutePath (), File.separatorChar);
}