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Type 'TimeZone' has no member 'local' in Swift3

I am converting project developed in Swift2.3 to Swift3.0 using Xcode8 Beta4. In which I have method to convert date to string, but it fails to convert it.

class func convertDateToString(_ date:Date, dateFormat:String) -> String?
{
    let formatter:DateFormatter = DateFormatter();
    formatter.dateFormat = dateFormat;
    formatter.timeZone = TimeZone.local
    let str = formatter.string(from: date);
    return str;
}

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Also in documentation there is no member named local.

Is there any way to use TimeZone directly ? or we have to use NSTimeZone ?

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technerd Avatar asked Sep 06 '16 06:09

technerd


1 Answers

By going deep into class hierarchy,have found NSTimeZone as public typealias, which open up access of NSTimeZone for us.

Inside TimeZone

public struct TimeZone : CustomStringConvertible, CustomDebugStringConvertible, Hashable, Equatable, ReferenceConvertible {

    public typealias ReferenceType = NSTimeZone
}

So by using below syntax error get disappear.

So below code will work.

For local time zone.

formatter.timeZone = TimeZone.ReferenceType.local

For default time zone. Use default with same syntax.

formatter.timeZone =  TimeZone.ReferenceType.default

For system time zone. Use system with same syntax.

formatter.timeZone = TimeZone.ReferenceType.system

Swift 3

You can use .current instead of .local.

TimeZone.current
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technerd Avatar answered Oct 01 '22 15:10

technerd