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iphone Programming Glossary: en_us_posix

NSDateFormatter returning nil in OS 4.0

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3094819/nsdateformatter-returning-nil-in-os-4-0

init rfc3339TimestampFormatterWithTimeZone setLocale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX autorelease rfc3339TimestampFormatterWithTimeZone setDateFormat @ yyyy MM dd'T'HH mm ssZ NSDate theDate..

How to parse a date string into an NSDate object in iOS?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4999396/how-to-parse-a-date-string-into-an-nsdate-object-in-ios

timeZoneForSecondsFromGMT 0 self.dateFormatter setLocale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX autorelease self.dateFormatter setDateFormat @ yyyy' 'MM' 'dd'T'HH' 'mm' 'ss'Z' ... else if elementName..

What is the best way to deal with the NSDateFormatter locale “feature”?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6613110/what-is-the-best-way-to-deal-with-the-nsdateformatter-locale-feature

so far seems to work in all scenarios @implementation BNSDateFormatter id init static NSLocale en_US_POSIX nil NSDateFormatter me super init if en_US_POSIX nil en_US_POSIX NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier.. BNSDateFormatter id init static NSLocale en_US_POSIX nil NSDateFormatter me super init if en_US_POSIX nil en_US_POSIX NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX me setLocale en_US_POSIX return.. id init static NSLocale en_US_POSIX nil NSDateFormatter me super init if en_US_POSIX nil en_US_POSIX NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX me setLocale en_US_POSIX return me @end Bounty..

NSDateFormatter returning nil in OS 4.0

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3094819/nsdateformatter-returning-nil-in-os-4-0

rfc3339TimestampFormatterWithTimeZone NSDateFormatter alloc init rfc3339TimestampFormatterWithTimeZone setLocale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX autorelease rfc3339TimestampFormatterWithTimeZone setDateFormat @ yyyy MM dd'T'HH mm ssZ NSDate theDate nil NSError error nil if rfc3339TimestampFormatterWithTimeZone..

How to parse a date string into an NSDate object in iOS?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4999396/how-to-parse-a-date-string-into-an-nsdate-object-in-ios

alloc init self.dateFormatter setTimeZone NSTimeZone timeZoneForSecondsFromGMT 0 self.dateFormatter setLocale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX autorelease self.dateFormatter setDateFormat @ yyyy' 'MM' 'dd'T'HH' 'mm' 'ss'Z' ... else if elementName isEqualToString kUpdated self.currentQuestion.updated self.dateFormatter..

What is the best way to deal with the NSDateFormatter locale “feature”?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6613110/what-is-the-best-way-to-deal-with-the-nsdateformatter-locale-feature

line and the added import. Added This is what I've come up with so far seems to work in all scenarios @implementation BNSDateFormatter id init static NSLocale en_US_POSIX nil NSDateFormatter me super init if en_US_POSIX nil en_US_POSIX NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX me setLocale en_US_POSIX return me @end Bounty.. come up with so far seems to work in all scenarios @implementation BNSDateFormatter id init static NSLocale en_US_POSIX nil NSDateFormatter me super init if en_US_POSIX nil en_US_POSIX NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX me setLocale en_US_POSIX return me @end Bounty I'll award the bounty to the best legitimate.. far seems to work in all scenarios @implementation BNSDateFormatter id init static NSLocale en_US_POSIX nil NSDateFormatter me super init if en_US_POSIX nil en_US_POSIX NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX me setLocale en_US_POSIX return me @end Bounty I'll award the bounty to the best legitimate suggestion critique..

NSDateFormatter returning nil in OS 4.0

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3094819/nsdateformatter-returning-nil-in-os-4-0

NSDateFormatter alloc init rfc3339TimestampFormatterWithTimeZone setLocale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX autorelease rfc3339TimestampFormatterWithTimeZone setDateFormat @ yyyy MM dd'T'HH mm ssZ NSDate theDate nil NSError error..

NSDateFormatter dateFromString returns nil

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4258266/nsdateformatter-datefromstring-returns-nil

this line NSDateFormatter parser NSDateFormatter alloc init parser setLocale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX autorelease and it will work. By default NSDateFormatter uses the system's current locale which can vary depending on the.. able to parse the date but the resulting NSDate would represent a whole other point in time. The locale identifier @ en_US_POSIX is meant for this purpose. It is guaranteed to not change even if the @ en_US locale should someday change its default settings...

How to parse a date string into an NSDate object in iOS?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4999396/how-to-parse-a-date-string-into-an-nsdate-object-in-ios

NSTimeZone timeZoneForSecondsFromGMT 0 self.dateFormatter setLocale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX autorelease self.dateFormatter setDateFormat @ yyyy' 'MM' 'dd'T'HH' 'mm' 'ss'Z' ... else if elementName isEqualToString..

What is the best way to deal with the NSDateFormatter locale “feature”?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6613110/what-is-the-best-way-to-deal-with-the-nsdateformatter-locale-feature

what I've come up with so far seems to work in all scenarios @implementation BNSDateFormatter id init static NSLocale en_US_POSIX nil NSDateFormatter me super init if en_US_POSIX nil en_US_POSIX NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX me.. scenarios @implementation BNSDateFormatter id init static NSLocale en_US_POSIX nil NSDateFormatter me super init if en_US_POSIX nil en_US_POSIX NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX me setLocale en_US_POSIX return me @end Bounty I'll.. BNSDateFormatter id init static NSLocale en_US_POSIX nil NSDateFormatter me super init if en_US_POSIX nil en_US_POSIX NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX me setLocale en_US_POSIX return me @end Bounty I'll award the bounty..