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Language	Haskell2010

Chronos.TimeOfDay.Text

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builder_HMS :: SubsecondPrecision -> Maybe Char -> TimeOfDay -> Builder Source

This could be written much more efficiently since we know the exact size the resulting Text will be.

builder_IMS_p :: MeridiemLocale Text -> SubsecondPrecision -> Maybe Char -> TimeOfDay -> Builder Source

internalBuilder_I :: Int -> Builder Source

internalBuilder_p :: MeridiemLocale Text -> Int -> Builder Source

builder_IMSp :: MeridiemLocale Text -> SubsecondPrecision -> Maybe Char -> TimeOfDay -> Builder Source

parser_HMS :: Maybe Char -> Parser TimeOfDay Source

parser_HMS_opt_S :: Maybe Char -> Parser TimeOfDay Source

Parses text that is formatted as either of the following:

```
%H:%M
```
```
%H:%M:%S
```

That is, the seconds and subseconds part is optional. If it is not provided, it is assumed to be zero. This format shows up in Google Chrome's datetime-local inputs.

parseSecondsAndNanoseconds :: Parser Int64 Source

countZeroes :: Parser Int Source

nanosecondsBuilder :: Int64 -> Builder Source

microsecondsBuilder :: Int64 -> Builder Source

millisecondsBuilder :: Int64 -> Builder Source

prettyNanosecondsBuilder :: SubsecondPrecision -> Int64 -> Builder Source

internalBuilder_NS :: SubsecondPrecision -> Maybe Char -> Int -> Int64 -> Builder Source