I have been trying to develop a clock control with a help of a circle. So if the circle is at 360 degree its 3'O clock, if its 90 degree then it will be 12'o clock. I can't figure out what formula can be used to find the time in hh:mm format if I have the angle of the circle.
eg.
9'o clock is 180 degree. 3'o clock is 360 degree 12'o clock is 90 degree and so on.
There's probably a more concise way to do this, but here's what you need to do.
An example implementation in java:
public static String convertAngleToTimeString(float angle) {
String time = "";
float decimalValue = 3.0f - (1.0f/30.0f) * (angle % 360);
if (decimalValue < 0)
decimalValue += 12.0f;
int hours = (int)decimalValue;
if (hours == 0)
hours = 12;
time += (hours < 10 ? "0" + hours: hours) + ":";
int minutes = (int)(decimalValue * 60) % 60;
time += minutes < 10 ? "0" + minutes: minutes;
return time;
}