After the long time I spent getting an analog clock to work, I am trying to make a digital one (sigh). I am trying to do this with 10 PNGs with the numbers 0 - 9. Each digit of the clock would be an image. The only problem with this is retrieving the certain digit from the current time. I've tried converting the time to a string and using the characterAtIndex, but that doesn't seem to work. What would be the best way to get around this?
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You could use
NSDateComponents
andNSCalendar
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