Well, I worked it out using NSCalendarDate's -
dateByAddingYears:months:days:hours:minutes:seconds: but I'd still be
curious as to why the natural language I was trying to use didn't
work...
JP
On Jul 13, 2008, at 10:44 AM, Jamie Phelps wrote:
Hi, all. I searched the archives regarding this method and didn't
find anything applicable. Sorry if this has been covered.
Is there some list of acceptable strings for
+dateWithNaturalLanguageString:? I am trying to set my Core Data
entity's expirationDate attribute's default value to "four months
from today" but it just returns the current date each time. Here are
the strings I have tried:
"in four months"
"four months from now"
"four months from today"
I also tried the same strings in -awakeFromInsert to no avail.
This is on Leopard so perhaps it behaves differently than in Tiger?
If anyone has an idea or direction to where I could find a list of
acceptable strings, I'd greatly appreciate it.
Thanks!
JP
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