NSDate objects represent a single point in time.
I’m creating a date using NSDateComponents(). let startDate = NSDateComponents() startDate.year = 2015 startDate.month = 9 startDate.day = 1 let calendar = NSCalendar.currentCalendar() …
swift nsdate nsdateformatter nscalendar nsdatecomponentsCode : let dateString = "2016-04-02" var formatter: NSDateFormatter = NSDateFormatter() formatter.timeZone = NSTimeZone(abbreviation: "GMT +3:00") formatter.dateFormat = "yyyy-MM-dd" println("dateString: \(dateString)") …
swift nsdate nsdateformatter string-to-datetimeWhat is the difference between the NS and non NS classes? Particularly NSDate vs Date? Does NS represent some type …
swift nsdateI want to subtract some minutes 15 min 10 min etc., And i am having date object with time now i want …
ios nsdate nstimeintervalI want to set the NSDate time with my desired hours:minutes:seconds currently im working with NSDate component but …
objective-c nsdate nsdatecomponentThis is quite a simple concept, but as of yet I have been unable to find an elegant (and calendar …
iphone cocoa-touch nsdate nscalendarI have the following date: 2011-10-20T01:10:50Z I would like it to be formatted to "M/d/yy …
iphone objective-c cocoa-touch nsdate nsdateformatterI'm getting dates as Unix timestamps through my API and I want to convert them into NSDate objects in Swift. …
swift nsdate unix-timestampWriting an iPhone app in Objective-C, I have a date in string form (in UTC format, with a Z on …
iphone objective-c nsdate utc nsdateformatterSo this is a rather basic question regarding the best way to sort an NSMutableArray of custom objects. I have …
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