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Create filter to format time with a colon #515
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create filter to format time with a colon
wi-y 5ab839a
update time filter to be more generic
wi-y 22a2a5e
remove inputFormat validation, add arg for error suppression
wi-y a521f55
add missing file updates
wi-y 12d100b
fix code to handle timezones
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@wi-y Is it better to ignore
(input.Length == 4)
to make it more as a general filter because there are cases when time is represented asHHmmssSS
e.g. when OBX type(OBX.2.1 ) is time(TM) value(OBX.5.1) has seconds and ms. Also there isinputFormat
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@shabanlushaj agree - it is better to make this more generic for the other HL7v2 times. I've updated the pull request so that the filter is more generic.
Question: Is
HHmmssSS
supported by HL7v2 for TM time? I was looking at the spec and it seemed to beHHMM[SS[.SSSS]][+/-ZZZZ]
with the milliseconds following a decimal. But either way both formats HHmmssff and HHmmss.ff should be supported now.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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@wi-y Whenever it is UTC, timezone can be discarded. I believe same applies for time. It would be nice to have this filter support timezone.
20240107111232-0300
for datetime this is supported by converter (MSH.7 - Date/Time Of Message).Tried something that might do the work, but we have to ignore check for input length and inputFormat having same length.