Android Question ISO8601 painful parsing

[peacemaker]

HI, All

Is there any standard class or function that for sure can parse this garbage ?
Million variants of formatting, from various programming languages, libs....
Does Java have some standard function to get the ticks from any ISO8601 string ?

Please, no need any parsing code - i have seen tons already.

p.s. trouble is with string like "2019-04-17T22:45:05.6271501+03:00" - that is ... 7 digits after dot... that is from some JavaScript lib...
And seems, if the latest zero exists - it's avoided. So - is it 8 digits can be ?!?
All this means that the string format is not fixed, and always special parsing is required ?!

 

[Erel]

DateTime.DateFormat = "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssZ"
 Log(DateTime.DateParse(RemoveMilliseconds("2019-04-17T22:45:05.2301+03:00")))

Sub RemoveMilliseconds (s As String) As String
   Return Regex.Replace("\.\d+", s, "")
End Sub

 

[peacemaker]

Thanks, Erel, for the elegant solution !
But as the subject - no any standard function in Java itself ?

 

[Erel]

Does Java have some standard function to get the ticks from any ISO8601 string ?

No.