Closed jim16127 closed 3 months ago
You can do this already by using EEE for the short version (Mon), and EEEE for the longer version (Monday). It uses a NSDateFormatter syntax instead of the one mentioned above. https://www.nsdateformatter.com/
You can do this already by using EEE for the short version (Mon), and EEEE for the longer version (Monday). It uses a NSDateFormatter syntax instead of the one mentioned above. https://www.nsdateformatter.com/
Thank you for your prompt response. Sorry for my late reply! That's excellent. I feel like I've covered this with you before. (Just forgot) Thanks again! Top notch software. I'm sure I'll find some bugs soon. Just upgraded to the latest iOS 15.
Could you add support for the day of the week in the custom time/date? Normally ‘ddd’ would display the short name for day of the week and ‘dddd’ would display the full name for day of the week.
ddd = Mon dddd = Monday
Here’s a resource for reference indicating exactly what I’m describing.
https://documentation.decisions.com/docs/custom-date-time-format-strings