Play directly in the method
Calendar C = calendar.getinstance ();
Get Current year
String myear = string.valueof (C.get (calendar.year));
Get Current Month
String mmonth = string.valueof (C.get (calendar.month) + 1);
Get the date number for the current month
String mday = string.valueof (C.get (calendar.day_of_month));
Get the current week he's got the numbers. 1 2 3 4 5 6 So, based on the numbers,
String Mway = string.valueof (C.get (Calendar.day_of_week));
if ("1". Equals (Mway)) {
Mway = "Day";
} else if ("2". Equals (Mway)) {
Mway = "one";
} else if ("3". Equals (Mway)) {
Mway = "two";
} else if ("4". Equals (Mway)) {
Mway = "three";
} else if ("5". Equals (Mway)) {
Mway = "Four";
} else if ("6". Equals (Mway)) {
Mway = "Five";
} else if ("7". Equals (Mway)) {
Mway = "Six";
}
TextView Assignment Value
Date.settext (Myear + "." + Mmonth + "." + Mday + "Week"
+ mway+ "" + "Today"); |
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Android Displays the current time at anytime
