Examples of com.ibm.icu.text.DurationFormat.formatDurationFromNow()

com.ibm.icu.text.DurationFormat.formatDurationFromNow()
Formats a duration expressed in milliseconds.
This is a convenience method that calls formatDurationFrom using the current system time as the reference date. @param duration the duration in milliseconds @return the formatted time @stable ICU 3.8

        DurationFormat df;
        String expect;
        String formatted;
        
        df = DurationFormat.getInstance(new ULocale("it"));
        formatted = df.formatDurationFromNow(4096);
        expect = "fra quattro secondi";
        if(!expect.equals(formatted)) {
            errln("Expected " + expect + " but got " + formatted);
        } else {
            logln("format duration -> " + formatted);

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        // if we don't support milliseconds, format times less than 1 second as 
        // 'less than 1 second'
        {
            ULocale ul = new ULocale("th");
            DurationFormat df = DurationFormat.getInstance(ul);
            String result = df.formatDurationFromNow(500);
            assertEquals(
                "original test case", 
                "\u0E44\u0E21\u0E48\u0E16\u0E36\u0E07\u0E2D\u0E35\u0E01 1 \u0E27\u0E34\u0E19\u0E32\u0E17\u0E35", 
                result);
        }

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                .setAllowMilliseconds(false)
                .getSingleUnitBuilder();
            DurationFormatter df = pfs.newDurationFormatterFactory()
                .setPeriodBuilder(pb)
                .getFormatter();
            String result = df.formatDurationFromNow(500);
            assertEquals(
                "english test case",
                "less than 1 second from now",
                result);

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                .setAllowMilliseconds(false)
                .getSingleUnitBuilder();
            DurationFormatter df = pfs.newDurationFormatterFactory()
                .setPeriodBuilder(pb)
                .getFormatter();
            String result = df.formatDurationFromNow(500);
            assertEquals(
                "limit test case",
                "less than 2 seconds from now",
                result);
        }

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