I changed a few things in NSCalendar:
First I completed NSDateComponents up to the recent Cocoa specification. That
part should be fairly complete and correct.
Next I tried to support more of these components in the existing NSCalendar
methods. While doing so I noticed some oddities in that
Hi Fred/Andreas,
I wrote all that code, so I'm fairly familiar with it. The code is entirely
dependent on ICU's implementation of ucal, so the solution is to simply set
the Time Zone value in the ucal. The function to do this is:
ucal_setTimeZone() (
Hi Andreas,
I checked the code of NSCalendar, which you could have done yourself, this is
free software, and we are not using mtkime there. The problem is a lot worse.
We just ignore the handed in time zone of the NSDateComponents. This could be
repaired but I am no expert on NSCalendar so if
Hello all,
I have run into a very weird thing in conversion from NSStrings to NSDate. The
result is we are always off by 1h under LInux.
Under MacOS X I have the same problem but only with mktime() not with
NSCalendar.
I am suspecting Gnustep implementation probably uses mktime() in the back
