Reputation: 1156
How do you get the hours: Int
and minutes: Int
from a UIDatePicker
?
I know it has a .date
property, but I'm finding it difficult to divulge hour and minute values directly. Is there an easier way than doing the 'hacky-ish' way I have in mind, which is to compare the current date to the datePicker's date, then turn that time interval into hours and minutes and add it to the current hours and minutes. Seems overly complex for a seemingly ordinary task...
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1036
Reputation: 6070
UIDatePicker
just give you the selected Date
, if you need the date component based on current calendar, check out the Calendar
and DateComponent
documendation for details.
let now = Date() // your date
let dateComponents = Calendar.current.dateComponents([.hour, .minute], from: now)
dateComponents.hour
dateComponents.minute
If you need hours
and minutes
for time distance, you need the calculate it manually with your prefer base date.
Upvotes: 3