is it possible to have islamic calender dates and gregorian calender dates in one cell?????

[RAMSHEER]

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[patchthecode]

yes. it is possible. You are in control of your own cell. You can design it however you want. The exact same way you'd design an islamic/gregorian design for a UICollectionView or a UITableView, is the same way you'd design it for this library

[RAMSHEER]

but when we are giving date data to the cells, ie; " cell.dateLabel.text = cellState.text " . In the cellstate we are describing one calender either islamic or gregorian.. then how we will be able to add another Calender in cellstate and add to another label?? ie; "cell.datelabel2.text = cellstate.text" will not give the next calender details ..

[patchthecode]

You can design the cell however you want. In the example you mentioned above, you have one label.

cell.dateLabel.text = cellState.text

Why not put 2 labels on the cell instead of one? You can even put 3 labels, or 4,5....10000. :) The design is entirely up to you.

Do you know how to design your cell? ( I assume you have already watched the videos?)

[RAMSHEER]

yes. i already created an islamic calender..bt i need corresponding gregorian date in the same cell. cell.dateLabel.text = cellState.text this is how i set the datelabel text.. And my question is When i am adding another label for gregorian dates , say "gregDateLAbel".. how can i set the gregDAteLAbel text ??? gregDateLAbel.text = cellState.text will not give the results ..it will display one calender details only

[patchthecode]

@RAMSHEER can you join me here? https://gitter.im/patchthecode/JTAppleCalendar

[patchthecode]

let myCalendar = Calendar(...... // create a islamic calendar here)
let dateFormatter = DateFormatter()
dateFormater.calendar = myCalendar
let date = cellState.date
let islamicTextDate = dateFormatter.string(from: date)

you can use this strategy to create dates in any language

Note: please do not create the Calendar and the DateFormatter inside of the cellForItem function. These classes are HEAVY, and will mess with your performance if you place them in there

[patchthecode]

closing this issue, let me know if you have any other questions.