LocalTimeLocalizer

Localizer for LocalTime.

Create once and re-use for localizing multiple values with the same options. Use LocalTime.localize for one-off localizations.

Note that only the hour is required when using TimeComponents.Local, all others are optional and can be omitted if so desired. In case of a "gap", the underlying implementation will try return a string containing only the required fields, which can be odd or unexpected in some locales. One example of such case is the last example below.

Example:

• 9:05 PM

• 9:05:08 PM

• 21:05

• 21:05:08.123

• 9 at night

• 9 PM (second: 8.1)

Localizer for LocalTime.

Create once and re-use for localizing multiple values with the same options. Use LocalTime.localize for one-off localizations.

Note that only the hour is required when using TimeComponents.Local, all others are optional and can be omitted if so desired. In case of a "gap", the underlying implementation will try return a string containing only the required fields, which can be odd or unexpected in some locales. One example of such case is the last example below.

Example:

• 9:05 PM

• 9:05:08 PM

• 21:05

• 21:05:08.123

• 9 at night

• 9 PM (second: 8.1)

Localizer for LocalTime.

Create once and re-use for localizing multiple values with the same options. Use LocalTime.localize for one-off localizations.

Note that only the hour is required when using TimeComponents.Local, all others are optional and can be omitted if so desired. In case of a "gap", the underlying implementation will try return a string containing only the required fields, which can be odd or unexpected in some locales. One example of such case is the last example below.

Example:

• 9:05 PM

• 9:05:08 PM

• 21:05

• 21:05:08.123

• 9 at night

• 9 PM (second: 8.1)