Static Methodswift 6.0.3FoundationInternationalization->_StringProcessing

    date(_:locale:timeZone:calendar:)

    Creates a regex component to match a localized date string and capture the string as a Date. The string is expected to follow the format of what Date.FormatStyle(date:locale:calendar:) produces. Date created by this regex component would be at 00:00:00 in the specified time zone.

    iOS
    16.0+
    macOS
    13.0+
    tvOS
    16.0+
    watchOS
    9.0+
    static func date(_ style: Date.FormatStyle.DateStyle, locale: Locale, timeZone: TimeZone, calendar: Calendar? = nil) -> Date.ParseStrategy
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    where Self == Date.ParseStrategy

    Parameters

    style

    The style that describes the date string. For example, .numeric matches “10/21/2015”, and .abbreviated matches “Oct 21, 2015” as October 21, 2015 in the en_US locale. .omitted is invalid.

    locale

    The locale of the string to be matched. Generally speaking, the language of the locale is used to parse the date parts if the string contains localized numbers or words, and the region of the locale specifies the order of the date parts. For example, “3/5/2015” represents March 5th, 2015 in en_US, but represents May 3rd, 2015 in en_GB.

    timeZone

    The time zone to create the matched date with. For example, parsing “Oct 21, 2015” with the PDT time zone returns a date representing October 21, 2015 at 00:00:00 PDT.

    calendar

    The calendar with which to interpret the date string. If nil, the default calendar of the specified locale is used.

    Returns

    A RegexComponent to match a localized date string.