Note that NSGregorianDate inherits from NSDate which in turn implements:
public double timeIntervalSinceReferenceDate()
which is I think what you are looking for
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Geoffrey Wiseman wrote:
>
> I'm trying to use NSGregorianDate.gregorianUnitsSinceDate( ). The function
> description says the parameters are NSGregorianDate.IntRef, but the attached
> examples use ints. When I try and put an int in (WO 4.0, java), it doesn't
> like it. (Invalid type for method, I think it says.)
>
> Do I have to use NSGregorianDate.IntRefs instead? And then getthe integer
> out of it, or am I missing something obvious?
>
> All in all, I'm used to date objects that can be converted into integers and
> manipulated that way, so I was puzzled when dateOne < dateTwo failed to
> work. While I like gregorianUnitsSinceDate's flexibility, I do miss the
> option to simply do a numeric comparison. Ah well.
>
> - Geoffrey
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> Geoffrey Wiseman,
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