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iphone Programming Glossary: initwithlocaleidentifier

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..

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

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..

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

for a specific region generally the US but this is a bit messy NSLocale loc NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US df setLocale loc loc release Not too bad in onsies twosies but I'm dealing with about ten different.. 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.. static NSLocale en_US_POSIX nil self super init if en_US_POSIX nil en_US_POSIX NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX NSLog @ Category's locale @ @ en_US_POSIX.description en_US_POSIX localeIdentifier self..

NSDateFormatter returning nil in OS 4.0

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

dateString NSDateFormatter 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

NSDateFormatter 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..

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

circumvention is apparently to set the locale of the date formatter for a specific region generally the US but this is a bit messy NSLocale loc NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US df setLocale loc loc release Not too bad in onsies twosies but I'm dealing with about ten different apps and the first one I look at has 43 instances of.. 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 I see by mid day Tuesday. See below.. @implementation NSDateFormatter Locale id initWithSafeLocale static NSLocale en_US_POSIX nil self super init if en_US_POSIX nil en_US_POSIX NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX NSLog @ Category's locale @ @ en_US_POSIX.description en_US_POSIX localeIdentifier self setLocale en_US_POSIX return self @end The code NSDateFormatter..

How to Get time difference in iPhone

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1427151/how-to-get-time-difference-in-iphone

difference NSDateFormatter dateFormatter NSDateFormatter alloc init autorelease dateFormatter setLocale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX autorelease dateFormatter setDateFormat @ mm ss SS NSDate firstDate dateFormatter dateFromString @ 01 00 00..

How do you interpret dates with NSDateFormatter?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1559182/how-do-you-interpret-dates-with-nsdateformatter

Datetime format from iPhone settings and GMT offset

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16790832/datetime-format-from-iphone-settings-and-gmt-offset

formatter NSDateFormatter alloc init Special Locale for fixed dateStrings NSLocale locale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX formatter setLocale locale Assuming the dateString is in GMT 00 00 formatter by default would be set to local..

Parsing a RFC 822 date with NSDateFormatter

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1850824/parsing-a-rfc-822-date-with-nsdateformatter

NSDateFormatter formatter nil if formatter nil formatter NSDateFormatter alloc init NSLocale enUS NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US formatter setLocale enUS enUS release formatter setDateFormat @ EEE dd MMM yyyy HH mm ss z return formatter NSDate..

iPhone + Twitter API: Converting time?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2002544/iphone-twitter-api-converting-time

with something like this NSDateFormatter dateFormatter NSDateFormatter alloc init NSLocale usLocale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US dateFormatter setLocale usLocale usLocale release dateFormatter setDateStyle NSDateFormatterLongStyle dateFormatter..

iPhone SDK NSString To NSDate

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2618807/iphone-sdk-nsstring-to-nsdate

@ date result date null Edit This works for me now I had to switch to en US locale NSLocale usLocale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en US NSDateFormatter dateFormatter NSDateFormatter alloc init dateFormatter setLocale usLocale dateFormatter setDateFormat..

UIDatePicker - Problem Localizing

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2894161/uidatepicker-problem-localizing

programatically with Locale and NSCalender also do nothing via the following code NSLocale locale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ es_ES datePicker.locale locale datePicker.calender locale objectForKey NSLocaleCalender This results in an english picker...

NSDateFormatter returning nil in OS 4.0

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

NSDateFormatter dateFromString returns nil

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

this question Add 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..

iPhone: How to get local currency symbol (i.e. “$” unstead of “AU$”)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4427680/iphone-how-to-get-local-currency-symbol-i-e-unstead-of-au

&ldquo &rdquo unstead of &ldquo AU &rdquo Here's a code of how I get currency symbol now NSLocale lcl NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ au_AU autorelease NSNumberFormatter fmtr NSNumberFormatter alloc init autorelease fmtr setNumberStyle NSNumberFormatterCurrencyStyle..

NSDateFormatter and Japanese calendar

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4677006/nsdateformatter-and-japanese-calendar

the preferred user local on the NSDateFormatter using the following line of code. dateFormat setLocale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier NSLocale preferredLanguages objectAtIndex 0 autorelease This will provide the correct user locale to the NSDateFormatter...

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

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..

How to determine if locale's date format is Month/Day or Day/Month?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5135482/how-to-determine-if-locales-date-format-is-month-day-or-day-month

dateFormatFromTemplate options locale Here is some Apple sample code NSLocale usLocale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US NSLocale gbLocale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_GB NSString dateFormat NSString dateComponents @.. Apple sample code NSLocale usLocale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US NSLocale gbLocale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_GB NSString dateFormat NSString dateComponents @ yMMMMd dateFormat NSDateFormatter dateFormatFromTemplate dateComponents..

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

of the date formatter for a specific region generally the US but this is a bit messy NSLocale loc NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US df setLocale loc loc release Not too bad in onsies twosies but I'm dealing with about ten different apps and the.. 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.. id initWithSafeLocale static NSLocale en_US_POSIX nil self super init if en_US_POSIX nil en_US_POSIX NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX NSLog @ Category's locale @ @ en_US_POSIX.description en_US_POSIX localeIdentifier self setLocale en_US_POSIX..

iPhone:DatePicker dd/mm/yyyy

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8939943/iphonedatepicker-dd-mm-yyyy

on UIDatePicker was deprecated in iOS 5 but I believe that you could do the following NSLocale uk NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_GB NSCalendar cal NSCalendar currentCalendar cal setLocale uk uk release myDatePicker setCalendar cal This should work...