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   ohtwo

   I've looked around for this on Google for a general timestamp method, but I've come up short. All I need is hour and minutes. Can anyone provide me with a method or point me in the right direction?

    

   ohtwo, Mar 29, 2013

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   chasechocolate

   Current time? Use GregorianCalendars and gc.setTimeInMillis(System.currentTimeMillis()).

    

   chasechocolate, Mar 29, 2013

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   ohtwo

   I should add that I need to be able to compare times. I don't mind making my own methods for it as long as it isn't too complicated.

    

   ohtwo, Mar 29, 2013

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   chasechocolate

   I would stick with milliseconds, they are used in most Java time-related methods.

    

   chasechocolate, Mar 29, 2013

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   kreashenz

   Use milliseconds and use the multiply(*) or divide(/) or whatever to get to the amount of seconds/hours you want.

    

   kreashenz, Mar 29, 2013

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