NSDate objects represent a single point in time.
How can I convert a NSTimeInterval to NSDate? Think of it like a stopwatch. I want the initial date to …
objective-c nsdate nsdateformatter nstimeintervalI'm new to Xcode and I have the following problem: I want a method that gives me the time that …
objective-c ios cocoa-touch nsdate nstimeintervalWhat is the most efficient/recommended way of comparing two NSDates? I would like to be able to see if …
iphone objective-c nsdateI am trying to figure out whether or not the current date falls within a date range using NSDate. For …
objective-c cocoa cocoa-touch datetime nsdateI have objects of Date type. I want to compare them, and I have written an if condition in the …
ios nsdateI am trying to make a stop watch with NSTimer. I gave the following code: nst_Timer = [NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:0.001 target:…
iphone objective-c timer nsdate nstimerI´m following along with the Bloc.io Swiftris tutorial where they initialize a date by: lastTick = NSDate.date() Which …
ios objective-c swift cocoa nsdateNot sure what the issue is, but instead of getting a month name "July", I get "07". dateFormat = [[NSDateFormatter alloc] init]; […
ios nsdate nsdateformatterWhat unit of time does timeIntervalSinceDate return? Is it seconds, milliseconds or something else? The documentation says that it returns …
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