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NIHVIVO-1665 Handle display of core:DateTimeValue with a non-standard core:dateTime data prop value

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rjy7 2011-01-18 00:46:30 +00:00
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</#function>
<#-- Apply a precision and format type to format a datetime -->
<#function formatXsdDateTime dateTime precision="" formatType="short">
<#function formatXsdDateTime dateTimeStr precision="" formatType="short">
<#-- First convert the string to a datetime object.
For now, strip away time zone rather than displaying it. -->
<#local dateTime = dateTime?replace("T", " ")?replace("Z.*$", "", "r")>
<#local dateTimeStr = dateTimeStr?replace("T", " ")?replace("Z.*$", "", "r")>
<#-- If no precision is specified, assign it from the datetime value.
This must be done before conversion to a datetime object, since that
process fills in zero values. -->
<#if ! precision?has_content>
<#local precision = getPrecision(dateTime)>
<#local dateTimeStringFormat = "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss">
<#-- If a non-standard datetime format (e.g, "2000-04" from
"2000-04"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#gYearMonth>), just
return the string without attempting to format. Possibly this should
be handled in Java by examining the xsd type and making an appropriate
conversion. -->
<#if ! dateTimeStr?matches(dateTimeStringFormat)>
<#return dateTimeStr>
</#if>
<#-- Convert the string to a datetime object. -->
<#local dateTime = dateTime?datetime("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss")>
<#local dateTimeObj = dateTimeStr?datetime(dateTimeStringFormat)>
<#if dateTimeObj == null>
<#return "non-standard datetime string">
</#if>
<#-- If no precision is specified, assign it from the datetime value.
Pass dateTimeStr rather than dateTimeObj, because dateTimeObj
replaces zeroes with default values, whereas we want to set
precision based on whether the times values are all 0. -->
<#if ! precision?has_content>
<#local precision = getPrecision(dateTimeStr)>
</#if>
<#-- Get the format string for the datetime output -->
<#local format = getFormat(formatType, precision)>
<#return dateTime?string(format)>
<#return dateTimeObj?string(format)>
</#function>
<#function getPrecision dateTime>