How to add a character to the beginning of a string?

NTMS

Hi,

I parse json and I want to add "0" character to the beginning of the time string.
The if(hourLenght === 1){ mHour = "0" + mHour } part is not working in my QML project.

The whole code:

            if (request.readyState === XMLHttpRequest.DONE) {
                if (request.status && request.status === 200) {
                    var result = JSON.parse(request.responseText)
                    // BUY
                    textSTG_BUY.text = result.currency.sterling.buy
 
                    // SELL
                    textSTG_SELL.text = result.currency.sterling.sell

                    // DATE
                    var temDate = result.tarih
                    var mYear = temDate.slice(0, 4);
                    var mMonth = temDate.slice(4, 6);
                    var mDay = temDate.slice(6, 8);
                    textDATE.text = mDay + "." + mMonth + "." + mYear

                    // TIME
                    var d = new Date(); // for now
                    var mHour = d.getHours();
                    var mMinutes = d.getMinutes();

                    **var hourLenght = mHour.lenght
                    if(hourLenght === 1){
                        mHour = "0" + mHour
                    }

                    var minuteLenght = mMinutes.lenght
                    if(minuteLenght === 1){
                        mMinutes = "0" + mMinutes
                    }**

                    textTIME.text = mHour + ":" + mMinutes
                }
                else {
                    //console.log("Log:", request.status, request.statusText)
                }
            }

Tirupathi Korla

Hi
Try using formatTime instead of prepending "0" before hours/mins.

            var time = new Date();
            label.text = Qt.formatTime(time,"HH:mm")

-Tirupathi

JonB

@NTMS
@Tirupathi-Korla response above is the right way to do what you want.

However, for the record and for your future, what is wrong with your code is the spelling in mHour.lenght & mMinutes.lenght. The correct spelling is length. (JavaScript being JavaScript, it allows you to mistype this "property" name without warning, and returns undefined as its value.) I suggest you also rename your variables in this light.

NTMS

@Tirupathi-Korla and @JNBarchan I will check it tonight

NTMS

@Tirupathi-Korla Thank you is working. @JNBarchan in my code I spell correctly but didn't work.

Thank you.