The locale to use when parsing date strings with the specified format. Use system locale if unspecified.
var locale: Locale?s20FoundationEssentials4DateV0A20InternationalizationE13ParseStrategyV6localeAA6LocaleVSgvp What are these?8AL9Mimport FoundationEssentialsimport FoundationInternationalizationstruct ParseStrategyOptions for parsing string representations of dates to create a Date instance.
struct DateDate represents a single point in time.
struct LocaleLocale encapsulates information about linguistic, cultural, and technological conventions and standards. Examples of information encapsulated by a locale include the symbol used for the decimal separator in numbers and the way dates are formatted.
init(format: Date.FormatString, locale: Locale? = nil, timeZone: TimeZone, calendar: Calendar = Calendar(identifier: .gregorian), isLenient: Bool = true, twoDigitStartDate: Date = Date(timeIntervalSince1970: 0)) Creates a new ParseStrategy with the given configurations.
init(from decoder: any Decoder) throws var calendar: CalendarThe calendar to use when parsing date strings and creating the date.
var format: String { get }The string representation of the fixed format conforming to Unicode Technical Standard #35.
var isLenient: BoolIndicates whether to use heuristics when parsing the representation.
var timeZone: TimeZoneThe time zone to use for creating the date.
var twoDigitStartDate: DateThe earliest date that can be denoted by a two-digit year specifier.
func consuming(_ input: String, startingAt index: String.Index, in bounds: Range<String.Index>) throws -> (upperBound: String.Index, output: Date)? func parse(_ value: String) throws -> Date Returns a Date of a given string interpreted using the current settings.
typealias RegexOutput = Date