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I have an NSDate and a duration. I need to get the time after the duration

Given:
The date is "2010-02-24 12:30:00 -1000"
duration is 3600 secs

I need to get "2010-02-24 13:30:00 -1000"

I thought dateWithTimeIntervalSinceReferenceDate:, would do the trick but I see now that this gives a date offset from 1 Jan 2001 GMT.

Is there another C function I need to use

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As DyingCactus states, you can use the addTimeInterval method of NSDate, but depending on the OS version is will create a compiler warning, since it is deprecated in 10.6 as of 2009-08-17.

The current recommended method is to use dateByAddingTimeInterval on NSDate:

NSDate *newDate = [oldDate dateByAddingTimeInterval:3600];

Note that if you are targeting 10.5 or earlier, the original answer will work.


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