Re: creating NSCalendarDate with a specific time zone
Re: creating NSCalendarDate with a specific time zone
- Subject: Re: creating NSCalendarDate with a specific time zone
- From: Lon Giese <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 11 May 2006 15:46:36 -0700
Look at NSTimeZone The class also permits you to set the default
time zone within your application (setDefaultTimeZone:). Looks like
what you want
On May 11, 2006, at 3:30 PM, Julio Cesar Silva dos Santos wrote:
Unless I am not getting what you want, you can create an
NSCalendarDate and then set the time zone using setTimeZone. Take a
look at NSCalendarDate and NSTimeZone in Developer's documentation.
Julio Cesar Santos
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On 11/05/2006, at 18:47, stephen joseph butler wrote:
I'm working with LDAP and I would like to create an NSCalendarDate
with an LDAP timestamp. The format of LDAP timestamps is
"%Y%m%d%H%M%SZ" (or "YYYYmmddHHMMSSZ"). The 'Z' on the end is the
military code for GMT.
My problem: how do I create an NSCalendarDate with the proper time
zone set? Nothing in the format strings (that I've read) indicates
that it can handle the single letter time zones. I'm not really
worried about supporting zones other than Z/GMT, so if I could create
NSCalendarDates in only that time zone then I'd be happy. What I can't
do, however, is change the default time zone.
Suggestions? I'm surprised that NSCalendarDate doesn't have a
dateWithString:calendarFormat:timeZone: message.
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