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Alex Gosselin
Alex Gosselin

Reputation: 2930

Is there an easy way with NSDateFormatter to get "Today", "Tomorrow","Friday" style dates?

I'm working on setting up NSDateFormatter to explain the date, and I'd like something short but more intuitive than 15/07/10. I think I've seen some formats that will say simply "Today" or "Tomorrow" or the day of the week for subsequent days of the same week. Is there a simple apple-approved way to get this type of date?

Thanks.

Upvotes: 6

Views: 1704

Answers (2)

Wevah
Wevah

Reputation: 28242

If you're targeting iOS 4 or later, you can call [yourFormatter setDoesRelativeDateFormatting:YES]. Otherwise, you'll most likely need a custom subclass. As for days of the week, what jer said.

Upvotes: 12

jer
jer

Reputation: 20236

Ensure you set up your locale with the NSDateFormatter appropriately, and then ask for the weekdaySymbols. This will return an array with the days of the week in the locale you specify.

Upvotes: 1

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