Hi Andreas, Andreas Höschler wrote: > >> Do you have prove that this is the actual >> behaviour on MacOSX? > > Yes, this is definitely the behaviour you get on MacOSX and I bet also > on OPENSTEP. It's what a developer would expect. If I set the formatter > to be %d.%.m.%Y I am clearly stating that I am not interested in a > possible time offset. If I want to use the returned objectValue of such > a cell (e.g. for a qualifier) I expect that the time of the returned > value is 00:00:00, otherwise I would have added %H:%M or whatever to the > formatter.
what I need is a simple bit of code that tests this behaviour on Cocoa and the result it produces. I think it could be as simple as creating the cell, setting the formatter, assigning the object value and then reporting the object value. If the reported object value is different from the one used to set it (using NSLog on both of them), this is enough proof. Sorry, for being so pedantic, but the behaviour really looks strang to me. Being a developer myself it is not what I would expect :-) Fred _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep
