I have an app that reads a tab-delimited file into an NSDictionary.
One of the pieces of data in the file is the elapsed time in seconds,
I want to display this in this format HH:MM:SS, so I attached a
NSDateFormatter to the column. Unfortunately the results I get are not
at all what I expected. For instance if my data was 75 seconds, it's
displayed as 18:01:15...my guess is that it's taking six hours off the
time because I am at GMT -6. How do I stop it from doing this?
The second issue is I can't get my numeric data to sort correctly, I
tried padding the numbers with 0's(in the format string), but it still
puts 011 before 002. Any ideas?
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