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  1. Wicket
  2. WICKET-5442

TimeOfDay.valueOf(Calendar, Time) and TimeOfDay.valueOf(Time) incorrectly use 12-hour clock

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    • Bug
    • Status: Resolved
    • Major
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • 6.12.0
    • 6.13.0, 7.0.0-M1
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      TimeOfDay.valueOf(Calendar, Time) is implemented as:
      return militaryTime(time.getHour(calendar), time.getMinute(calendar), time.getSecond(calendar));

      This is flawed because Time.getHour() is implemented as:
      return get(calendar, Calendar.HOUR);
      and Calendar.HOUR is for the 12-hour clock. The result is that TimeOfDay.valueOf(Calendar, Time) incorrectly only returns 12-hour results, not 24-hour results. This affects TimeOfDay.valueOf(Time) as well since it is implemented in terms of the previously-named method.

      One fix would be to change Time.getHour() to use Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY. Since Time doesn't have an am/pm indicator this seems reasonable. An alternate, more localized fix would be to change TimeOfDay.valueOf(Calendar, Time) to call time.get(Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY) to get the hour value.

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            svenmeier Sven Meier
            dgileadi David Gileadi
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