iOS & macOS Charting Documentation - SciChart iOS & macOS Charts SDK v4.x

SCICursorCalendarUnitDateFormatter

@interface SCICursorCalendarUnitDateFormatter
    : NSObject <ISCICalendarUnitDateFormatter>

Defines a default date formatter to provide labels for different kind of tooltips, e.g. used by SCICursorModifier.


                        
                        
                        -initWithLocale:andTimeZone:

Creates a new instance of SCICursorCalendarUnitDateFormatter class.

Declaration

Objective-C

- (nonnull instancetype)initWithLocale:(nonnull NSLocale *)locale
                           andTimeZone:(nonnull NSTimeZone *)timeZone;

Swift

convenience init(locale: Locale, andTimeZone timeZone: TimeZone)

Parameters

`locale`	The `NSLocale` to use by this formatter.
`timeZone`	The `NSTimeZone` to use by this formatter.


                        
                        
                        -initWithLocale:andTimeZone:andCursorDateFormat:andGranularCursorDateFormat:

Creates a new instance of SCICursorCalendarUnitDateFormatter class.

Declaration

Objective-C

- (nonnull instancetype)initWithLocale:(nonnull NSLocale *)locale
                           andTimeZone:(nonnull NSTimeZone *)timeZone
                   andCursorDateFormat:(nonnull NSString *)cursorDateFormat
           andGranularCursorDateFormat:
               (nonnull NSString *)granularCursorDateFormat;

Swift

init(locale: Locale, andTimeZone timeZone: TimeZone, andCursorDateFormat cursorDateFormat: String, andGranularCursorDateFormat granularCursorDateFormat: String)

Parameters

`locale`	The `NSLocale` to use by this formatter.
`timeZone`	The `NSTimeZone` to use by this formatter.
`cursorDateFormat`	The `NSString` with default format string string to use.
`granularCursorDateFormat`	The `NSString` with default format string string to use when `NSCalendarUnit` is greater than `NSCalendarUnitMonth`.