Uses of Class
net.time4j.PrettyTime

Packages that use PrettyTime

Package	Description
net.time4j	The main package contains four basic types of ISO-8601, namely PlainDate, PlainTime, PlainTimestamp and Moment.

Uses of PrettyTime in net.time4j

Methods in net.time4j that return PrettyTime

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
static PrettyTime	PrettyTime.of(Locale locale)	Gets an instance of PrettyTime for given language, possibly cached.
PrettyTime	PrettyTime.withDefaultListSeparator(String separator)	Mandates the use of given default list separator.
PrettyTime	PrettyTime.withEmptyUnit(CalendarUnit emptyUnit)	Defines the time unit used for formatting an empty duration.
PrettyTime	PrettyTime.withEmptyUnit(ClockUnit emptyUnit)	Defines the time unit used for formatting an empty duration.
PrettyTime	PrettyTime.withLastListSeparator(String separator)	Mandates the use of given list separator at the last position.
PrettyTime	PrettyTime.withMinusSign(String minusSign)	Defines the localized minus sign.
PrettyTime	PrettyTime.withNumerals(NumberSystem numsys)	Defines the given number system for representing amounts.
PrettyTime	PrettyTime.withReferenceClock(TimeSource<?> clock)	Yields a changed copy of this instance with given reference clock.
PrettyTime	PrettyTime.withShortStyle()	Mandates the use of abbreviations as default style.
PrettyTime	PrettyTime.withWeeksToDays()	Determines that weeks will always be normalized to days.
PrettyTime	PrettyTime.withZeroDigit(char zeroDigit)	Defines the localized zero digit.
PrettyTime	PrettyTime.withZeroDigit(NumberSystem numberSystem)	Deprecated. Use either withZeroDigit(char) or withNumerals(NumberSystem)