Lines Matching defs:hour
140 // Set up hour/minute labels.
159 // Now that we have text appearances out of the way, make sure the hour
306 * Set the current hour.
323 * @return The current hour in the range (0-23).
365 * Set whether in 24 hour or AM/PM mode.
367 * @param is24HourView True = 24 hour mode. False = AM/PM.
376 int hour = mRadialTimePickerView.getCurrentHour();
377 mInitialHourOfDay = hour;
378 updateHeaderHour(hour, false);
385 * @return true if this is in 24 hour view else false.
536 private SavedState(Parcelable superState, int hour, int minute, boolean is24HourMode,
540 mHour = hour;
660 // the hour format that we found.
678 // 'k' means 1-24 hour
683 // 'K' means 0-11 hour
716 * separator as the character which is just after the hour marker in the returned pattern.
722 // See http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr35/tr35-dates.html for hour formats
853 // If we're in 24hour mode, we'll need to check if the input is full. If in AM/PM mode,
900 // For 24-hour mode, the time is legal if the hours and minutes are each legal. Note:
901 // getEnteredTime() will ONLY call isTypedTimeFullyLegal() when NOT in 24hour mode.
948 int hour = mRadialTimePickerView.getCurrentHour();
950 updateHeaderHour(hour, false);
953 updateAmPmLabelStates(hour < 12 ? AM : PM);
1026 int hour = -1;
1037 hour = val;
1039 hour += 10 * val;
1046 return new int[] { hour, minute, amOrPm };
1158 // The first hour digit may be 1.
1161 // We'll allow quick input of on-the-hour times. E.g. 1pm.
1167 // Also for quick input of on-the-hour times. E.g. 10pm, 12am.
1199 // The hour digit may be 2-9.
1202 // We'll allow quick input of on-the-hour-times. E.g. 2am, 5pm.