Seems what I needed was the DATE_LONG constant, which internally points to 'FFFF' - I'm trying to learn the inner workings of how the Date class corresponds with the Locale class to generate the whole string including the symbols now Update: I kept trying to find where it actually used date units instead of date formats, found the right data I need: dateFormatLength type="long"> y年M月d日.
Seems what I needed was the DATE_LONG constant, which internally points to 'FFFF' - I'm trying to learn the inner workings of how the Date class corresponds with the Locale class to generate the whole string including the symbols now. Update: I kept trying to find where it actually used date units instead of date formats, found the right data I need: y年M月d日 So it parses this and replaces the y, M, d, returns the formatted date.
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