IOS NSDate Adjust the current timestamp for tomorrow

This can be adjusted as needed in day month hour minute second and so on.

The following is based on the current timestamp, the adjustment time for tomorrow's 0, 0 minutes 0 seconds can be written as a millisecond

+ (NSString *) Gettomorrowday: (NSDate *) adate{Nscalendar*gregorian =[[Nscalendar alloc] Initwithcalendaridentifier:nsgregoriancalendar]; Nsdatecomponents*components = [Gregorian components:nsweekdaycalendarunit | Nsyearcalendarunit | Nsmonthcalendarunit |Nsdaycalendarunit Fromdate:adate]; [Components Setday: ([ all Components]+1)]; NSDate*beginningofweek =[Gregorian datefromcomponents:components]; // // // //NSDateFormatter *dateday =[[NSDateFormatter alloc] init]; [Dateday Setdateformat:@"YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss"];    [Dateday Stringfromdate:beginningofweek]; DLog (@"%@", [Dateday Stringfromdate:beginningofweek]);//Month Day time seconds// // // //DLog (@"%@", [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%ld", (Long) [Beginningofweek timeIntervalSince1970]]);//time Stamp    return @""or// you can return what you like with it}

Call method NSLog (@ "%@", [self gettomorrowday:[nsdate Date]]);

IOS NSDate Adjust the current timestamp for tomorrow