Yes, sorry, I should have been more clear. Only dateFormat is used during
runtime, the other 4 are used only during construction to create a
DateFormat if one is not given, they shouldn't even be fields. dateFormat
encodes all the information of the converter and has a getter (also
protected access
I presume you mean these three?
protected final Locale locale;
protected final String pattern;
protected final DateFormat dateFormat;
and maybe also these two?
/**
* @since JavaFX 8u40
*/
protected final int dateStyle;
/**
* @since JavaFX 8u40
*/
Hi,
DateTimeStringConverter exposes final protected fields that are used for
internal implementation. These fields should have been private or
package-private. The reasons are:
1. A comment above them refers to them as private fields.
2. They have no documentation attached.
3. They are useless to
