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Łukasz Dywicki edited comment on PLC4X-181 at 3/2/20 10:20 PM:
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Hey [~cgarcia], since java 8 there is official {{java.time}} package which is
intended to handle both date and time related operations. There are types which
can represent DATE ({{LocalDate}}), TIME_OF_DAY ({{LocalTime}} or
{{OffsetTime}}), with support for timezones if necessary.
TIME as an amount (such as cycle time) and not point in the time can be
reported using {{Duration}} (nanos up to days) or {{Period}} (days, months,
years).
Best,
Łukasz
was (Author: splatch):
Hey [~cgarcia], since java 8 there is official `java.time` package which is
intended to handle both date and time related operations. There are types which
can represent DATE (`LocalDate`), TIME_OF_DAY (`LocalTime` or `OffsetTime`),
with support for timezones if necessary.
TIME as an amount (such as cycle time) and not point in the time can be
reported using `Duration` (nanos up to days) or `Period` (days, months, years).
Best,
Łukasz
> Reading / Writing of basic types PLC S7.
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> Key: PLC4X-181
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PLC4X-181
> Project: Apache PLC4X
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Driver-S7
> Reporter: César García
> Priority: Major
> Fix For: 0.6.1
>
>
> The reading / writing of the basic S7 data types is corrected. In this
> version it focuses on the S7-300 and S7-400 devices.
> It also corrects the handling of arrangements associated with the basic types.
> In the case of complex variables of type time (DATE, TIME, TIME__OF_DAY,
> etc.), since there is no direct equivalence in Java, its conversion is left
> at the user application level.
>
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