TimeChecker.java
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package org.apache.doris.nereids.trees.expressions.literal.format;
/**
* Time literal format checker, support two types of time string:
* colon format: ([+-])?\d+:\d{1,2}(:\d{1,2}(.\d+)?)?
* NOTICE: only process colon format, because we do not treat numeric format as a time type
* when do string literal corecion
*/
public class TimeChecker extends FormatChecker {
private static final TimeChecker INSTANCE = new TimeChecker();
private final FormatChecker checker;
private TimeChecker() {
super("TimeChecker");
this.checker =
// time
and("time format",
option("sign", or(ch('-'), ch('+'))),
// colon-format
and("colon format",
digit(1), // hour
ch(':'),
digit(1, 2), // minute
option("second and micro second",
and(
ch(':'),
digit(1, 2),
option("micro second", nanoSecond())
)
) // second
)
);
}
public static boolean isValidTime(String str) {
str = str.trim();
StringInspect stringInspect = new StringInspect(str.trim());
return INSTANCE.check(stringInspect).matched && stringInspect.eos();
}
@Override
protected boolean doCheck(StringInspect stringInspect) {
return checker.check(stringInspect).matched;
}
private FormatChecker nanoSecond() {
return and(
ch('.'),
digit(1)
);
}
}