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| Class Summary | |
| ABcdFmt | A IFmt class capable of formatting and parsing numbers. |
| ABcdFmtDefault | This implementation allows to parse and format internationalized numbers. |
| ABcdFmtPattern | In order to parse numbers, ABcdFmtDefault is used. |
| ABcdFmtRange | Extends ABcdFmt to allow restricting the number range by providing an upper and lower limit. |
| ADateFmt | This class supports formatting and parsig ADates. |
| ADateFmtJavaUtilText | This class wraps the default behaviour of the JDK regarding formatting and parsing of Dates. |
| ADateFmtMediumSmart | This class is a high speed implementation for parsing and formatting dates, like the MEDIUM format of DateFormat. |
| AStringFmt | A formatter to validate the length and char set in strings. |
| AStringFmtRange | This class defines a formatter which accepts characters from character ranges. |
| AStringFmtRangeRegEx | A formatter based at java.util.regex. |
| ATimeStampFmt | Converts between internal and external format of ATimeStamps. |
| FmtFactory | This class is a factory that allows to construct all the formatters/validators provided in this package by using a String-specification. |
| IFmt | IFmt objects are responsible for converting an internal string encoding of a particular AtomicAttrVal type to an UI encoding and vice versa. |
| Exception Summary | |
| AParseException | This exception is thrown by method IFmt.parse(java.lang.String) if an external string cannot be converted
to an internal. |
| FmtParseException | This class denotes a parse exception. |
This package provides formatting and validation support for AtomicAttrVals, primarely to get UI-specific, localized encodings of AtomicAttrVals.
All formatters implement the interface IFmt. Instances of
formatters may be retrieved via the getInstance-methods of the classes implementing
IFmt. The available getInstance-methods can be found in the following classes:
FmtFactory,
that requires a string-specification. Once you've retrieved a formatter, it may be used as parameter in the methods AtomicAttrVal.toString(IFmt) and AtomicAttrVal.set(String,IFmt).
The methods AtomicAttrVal.toStringFmt and AtomicAttrVal.setFmt work
with string-specification and internally use the factory FmtFactory.
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