Closed zero0cool0 closed 1 year ago
IOS: 15.1 on a real device XCode: 13.1 SwiftDate: 6.3.1 - installed via CocoaPods
Trying to understand the exact behaviour of getInterval() to calculate the difference in calendar days between two DateInRegion instances. How come
let d1 = "2021-12-04T12:00:00+01:00".toDate()! let d2 = "2021-12-05T06:00:00+01:00".toDate()! debugPrint(d1.getInterval(toDate: d2, component: .day))
outputs 1, which is what I would expect, but
1
let d1 = "2021-12-04T12:00:00+01:00".toDate()! let d2 = "2021-12-05T00:00:00+01:00".toDate()! debugPrint(d1.getInterval(toDate: d2, component: .day))
outputs 0 which is unexpected, as clearly, d2 is one day after d1 ?
0
d2
d1
it's a half day (12 h) difference based on the hours in the date @zero0cool0
IOS: 15.1 on a real device XCode: 13.1 SwiftDate: 6.3.1 - installed via CocoaPods
Trying to understand the exact behaviour of getInterval() to calculate the difference in calendar days between two DateInRegion instances. How come
outputs
1
, which is what I would expect, butoutputs
0
which is unexpected, as clearly,d2
is one day afterd1
?