hello,
I added a bridging header so that I could use the FMDB Objective-C code in
Swift. However, the compiler still says it cannot recognize the datatype. Under
Swift Compiler -> Code Generation I added the bridging header there. Is there
something else I am missing?
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hello,
I added a bridging header so that I could use the FMDB Objective-C code in
Swift. However, the compiler still says it cannot recognize the datatype. Under
Swift Compiler -> Code Generation I added the bridging header there. Is there
something else I am missing? I am running Xcode 6.3 bet
Any way to fix this? My system short date format is /MM/dd, but the picker
always uses MM/dd/. I tried:
NSDatePicker* picker = (NSDatePicker*)[vals lastObject];
NSDateFormatter*formatter = [[NSDateFormatter alloc] init];
// The template just says which c
On 20 Feb 2015, at 5:17 pm, Steve Mills wrote:
>
> Shouldn't setLocalizedDateFormatFromTemplate be getting the format from my
> system prefs?
I'd expect it would get it based on the locale you've set, not the date format
you've set.
--
Shane Stanley
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