android/text/format/TimeMigrationUtils.java

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package android.text.format;

/**
 * Logic to ease migration away from {@link Time} in Android internal code. {@link Time} is
 * afflicted by the Y2038 issue and deprecated. The methods here are intended to allow minimal
 * changes to classes that use {@link Time} for common behavior.
 *
 * @hide
 */
public class TimeMigrationUtils {

    private TimeMigrationUtils() {}

    /**
     * A Y2038-safe replacement for various users of the {@link Time#format(String)} with the
     * pattern "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S". Note, this method retains the unusual localization behavior
     * originally implemented by Time, which can lead to non-latin numbers being produced if the
     * default locale does not use latin numbers.
     */
    public static String formatMillisWithFixedFormat(long timeMillis) {
        // Delegate to TimeFormatter so that the unusual localization / threading behavior can be
        // reused.
        return new TimeFormatter().formatMillisWithFixedFormat(timeMillis);
    }
}