This may be a bug. It looks like it might not grab the fields from the
appended formatter properly. Perhaps you could raise a bug report, so we
don't lose this?
Stephen
Bjoern Ricks wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to use joda-time for xml schema duration type parsing. After
> creating some junit tests I wasn't able to parse the value
> "PT1003199059S" with "new
> PeriodFormatterBuilder().rejectSignedValues(true).append(ISOPeriodFormat.standard()
>
> ).toFormatter();" Therefore I played around with the
> PeriodFormatterBuilder and built a new test which is:
>
> public void testPeriod() {
>
> PeriodFormatterBuilder pfmtbuilder1 = new
> PeriodFormatterBuilder().rejectSignedValues(true)
> .appendLiteral("P")
> .appendYears()
> .appendSuffix("Y")
> .appendMonths()
> .appendSuffix("M")
> .appendWeeks()
> .appendSuffix("W")
> .appendDays()
> .appendSuffix("D")
> .appendSeparatorIfFieldsAfter("T")
> .appendHours()
> .appendSuffix("H")
> .appendMinutes()
> .appendSuffix("M")
> .appendSecondsWithOptionalMillis()
> .appendSuffix("S");
>
> PeriodFormatterBuilder pfmtbuilder2 = new
> PeriodFormatterBuilder().rejectSignedValues(true);
> PeriodFormatter pfmt1 = pfmtbuilder1.toFormatter();
> PeriodFormatter pfmt2 =
> pfmtbuilder2.append(ISOPeriodFormat.standard() ).toFormatter();
>
> pfmt1.parsePeriod("PT1003199059S");
> pfmt2.parsePeriod("PT1003199059S");
> }
>
>
> In my opinion both PeriodFormatters should be equal because I copied the
> code of pfmtbuilder1 from ISOPeriodFormat.standard() but
> pfmt2.parsePeriod("PT1003199059S") always fails.
>
> Is this a bug of joda-time or is this behaviour intented? My version of
> joda-time is 1.6.
>
>
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