Current date issue about fscalendar

[WenchaoD]

Thanks for your reporting. Fixed that in master repo. It seems working.

[WenchaoD]

The currentMonth issue is fixed, but I don't quite understand the default month is 1 month earlier. Does that mean set the currentMonth to February in viewDidLoad?

[tleafs]

The crash issue has been fixed.

But the default calendar still not showing the current month.

For example, run your demo app, it shows default month to be February, it
should show the current month, which is March with the current date
highlighted. Also if you tap on the setting icon of the demo app and go to
selected the date to March 18th, and it will go to Feb 18th. (this is bug).

Also in the demo:

_calendar.currentMonth = [NSDate fs_dateWithYear:2015 month:1 day:1];

Seem to work and show the Jan, but if you change it to

_calendar.currentMonth = [NSDate fs_dateWithYear:2015 month:3 day:18];

It shows the wrong month.

This library is the best open source calendar i seen so far. Great job and
thanks for the fast turning on fixing the issues. Let me know if you can
not reproduce the issue above or need further explanation.

Regards

-Tom

On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 9:58 PM, Wenchao Ding [email protected]
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The currentMonth issue is fixed, but I don't quite understand the default
month is 1 month earlier. Does that mean set the currentMonth to February
in viewDidLoad?

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[WenchaoD]

For example, run your demo app, it shows default month to be February,
But when I start the simulator, it correctly shows the March

And this is 8.2 simulator, in English:

[tleafs]

Strange, i see Feb when run the demo unchanged. see screen below:

[WenchaoD]

Indeed, maybe because of the locale? What's your country?
And what's your device model?

[tleafs]

I am using US region but also changed to others and same result. tested on iPhone 5 and iPhone 6 Simulators and same result. Installed on device and also have the same result which show Feb instead of March this month. Only thing i can think of it might be due to daylight saving time related? I recorded a video showing this strange behavior but can't attached to the github. let me know if you want me to send to you.

[WenchaoD]

Of course, you can send me via my email address [email protected]， better with more details, for example : the simulators system version, the Mac system version, xcode version .etc

[tleafs]

Hi

Looks like the issue is due to time Zone.

Was able to reproduce it on device, Change time zone,
General/Date-time/Time Zone.

It could be daylight saving related.

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version, xcode version .etc

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[WenchaoD]

That's it. I change the Time Zone to Los Angeles, the problem appears.

[WenchaoD]

Problem solved. It's not about the daylight saving time. It's about the UTC time offset. In Los Angeles(UTC-08:00) , the [NSDate dateWithTimeIntervalSince1970:0] returns 1969/12/31 16:00, while in Beijing(UTC+08:00) it returns 1970/01/01 08:00. I shouldn't use that date for the minimumDate at all. Now I've tested it and it works well in both time zoon of L.A. and Beijing.

[tleafs]

Nice! It is fixed.

[emadhejazian]

I had this problem and I solved in this way:
fsCalendar.locale = NSLocale(localeIdentifier: "fa_IR") as Locale
fsCalendar.select(Date())
fsCalendar.identifier = NSCalendar.Identifier.persian.rawValue