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I have the following helper method in application_helper.rb: def format_date(date) day = to_s(date.day) month = to_s(date.month) time = to_s(date.time) date = day + "/" + month + " - " + time return date end I am trying to call this method in a view like this: <%= format_date(bounty.created_on) %> create_on is a timesta...

I want to print my timestamp objects in a specific format. I want to print a date like this: Sunday, January 8 2006 I don''t want it to print January 08. For the time, I want it to look like this: 9:08 pm Not 09:08 and lower case PM. I created these methods: def format_date(date) date.strftime("%A, %B #{date.day} #{date.year}") end def format_time(date) if date.hour > 12 hour = date.hour - 12 elsif date.hour == 0 hour = 12 else hour = date.hour end time = "#{hour}:#{date.min} " if date.hour &...

..., { Name => 'Acct-Status-Type', Value => 'Stop' }, { Name => 'h323-call-type', Value => $cdr{'CALL_TYPE'} }, { Name => 'h323-call-origin', Value => $cdr{'CALL_ORIGIN'} }, { Name => 'h323-setup-time', Value => format_date($cdr{'CALL_START'}) }, { Name => 'h323-connect-time', Value => format_date($cdr{'LINK_START'}) }, { Name => 'h323-disconnect-time', Value => format_date($cdr{'LINK_END'}) }, { Name => 'h323-disconnect-cause',...

...ld include it. > We were discussing this on IRC chat the other night, but I believe many people underestimate the need for string formatting. Here are some data points: 1. There are currently 1,637 calls to llvm::format() across the codebase, and this doesn't include calls to format_hex(), format_decimal(), and the other variants. 2. LLVM consists of a large number (20+ at a minimum) of focused tools (llc, lli, llvm-dwarfdump, llvm-objdump, etc) whose sole purpose is to output formatted text. Consider the use case of printing a verbose disassembly listing which is fed into FileCheck. 3. Even...

...;lines">@@ -54,8 +54,7 @@ </span><span class="cx"> </span><span class="cx"> def on_calendar(event) </span><span class="cx"> @date = event.get_date </span><del>- log_message("Double-clicked #{format_date(@date)}") - @parent.set_date(@date) </del><ins>+ @display.set_date(@date) </ins><span class="cx"> end </span><span class="cx"> </span><span class="cx"> def on_calendar_change(event) </span&...

...description,90,''...''), ticket_url(ticket), {:title => sanitize(ticket.description)}%> 27: <div class="subtext" style="margin-top:3px; margin-bottom:14px;"> 28: #<%= ticket.id%> 29: | Submitted <%=format_date(@this_user.tz.utc_to_local(ticket.created_at))%> by <%= name_or_me(ticket.submitter_id, Proc.new {ticket.submitter.name})%> 30: | <%=ticket.status%> <%if ticket.ticket_type_id?%><%=ticket.ticket_type.downcase%><%end%> 31: <%if...

Hi, I''m calling a helper I''ve written - format_time() that is called from my views with a given time that was selected from my database and was returned to the view via an instance variable. When I call format_time from a partial, I see that I get some kind of String error and the partial won''t render. Basically, the object being passed in to format_time is already a

I''ve spent all day digging through the rails api and postgres-pr on this, I think it''s time to ask the list. Postgres stores a Date in YYYY-MM-DD format. My users want the dates in MM/DD/YYYY format. Sure, I could explicitly convert it on the app level every place where a date is displayed, but that seemed like a DRY violation. I thought I''d be clever and simply