Finding the relative order of days and months and years
Finding the relative order of days and months and years
- Subject: Finding the relative order of days and months and years
- From: Stéphane Sudre <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 22 Oct 2005 23:46:48 +0200
I'm trying to find how I can know what the relative order is for day,
year and month for the current user with the current International
Settings preferences.
I had a look at NSDateTimeOrdering but this is just useless as it
always return MDYH (worth a bug report I guess but since this bug is
there since Jaguar from what I read in the list archive, may be not).
I could use NSShortDateFormatString but this thing has become a fully
flexible mess in 10.4 because you can now store a book inside this
string and you can even remove the day, month or year from this string
(it's somehow too much flexible IMHO).
I'm not interested in all the garbage you can get for this format since
what I just want to do is to correctly set the position of day, month
and date cells in a control.
Do I need to use Carbon to do this?
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