Clock
- iOS
- 15.0+
- macOS
- 12.0+
- tvOS
- 15.0+
- watchOS
- 8.0+
struct Clockstruct Clocks20FoundationEssentials4DateV0A20InternationalizationE11FormatStyleV6SymbolV12VerbatimHourV5ClockV What are these?8AWA1import FoundationEssentialsimport FoundationInternationalizationstruct VerbatimHourstruct DateDate represents a single point in time.
struct FormatStyleStrategies for formatting a Date.
struct Symbolstatic func defaultDigits(clock: Date.FormatStyle.Symbol.VerbatimHour.Clock, hourCycle: Date.FormatStyle.Symbol.VerbatimHour.HourCycle) -> Date.FormatStyle.Symbol.VerbatimHour Minimum digits to show the numeric hour. For example, 1, 12. Or 23 if using the twentyFourHour clock.
static func twoDigits(clock: Date.FormatStyle.Symbol.VerbatimHour.Clock, hourCycle: Date.FormatStyle.Symbol.VerbatimHour.HourCycle) -> Date.FormatStyle.Symbol.VerbatimHour Numeric two-digit hour, zero padded if necessary. For example, 01, 12. Or 23 if using the twentyFourHour clock.
struct HourCycleprotocol DecodableA type that can decode itself from an external representation.
protocol EncodableA type that can encode itself to an external representation.
protocol EquatableA type that can be compared for value equality.
protocol Hashable : EquatableA type that can be hashed into a Hasher to produce an integer hash value.
protocol Sendableinit(from decoder: any Decoder) throws static let twelveHour: Date.FormatStyle.Symbol.VerbatimHour.ClockIn a 12-hour clock system, the 24-hour day is divided into two periods, a.m. and p.m, and each period consists of 12 hours.
static let twentyFourHour: Date.FormatStyle.Symbol.VerbatimHour.ClockIn a 24-hour clock system, the day runs from midnight to midnight, dividing into 24 hours.
static func != (lhs: Self, rhs: Self) -> Bool Returns a Boolean value indicating whether two values are not equal.