A seemingly simple question...how can I return a list of days for any specified month? NSDate *today = [NSDate date]; //Get a date object for today\'s date
I am creating an application. I am running a countdown timer and 开发者_如何转开发saving time into a database by converting time into a floating point value (double). Suppose I start the timer at 2.00
i want to save current date+time into database and also want to retrieve it. i know that in objective-C we cannot save date+time directly.
Greetings! I must be seeing things. Look at this excerpt from the iPhone OS reference library: addTimeInterval: Returns a new NSDate
I have a novice question, will be happy if any one out there can help me. I have an NSMutableArray, for example:
I have loaded item from core data in an NSMutableArray. Each item, when created, is given a due date, that the user choices.
I\'m trying to get NSDate from UIDateP开发者_C百科icker, but it constantly returns me a date time with trailing 20 seconds. How can I manually set NSDate\'s second to zero?NSDate is immutable, so you
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