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How do I convert an NSInteger to an NSTimeInterval

how to convert NSInteger to NSTimeInterval?

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NSInteger is normally defined as an int or long. NSTimeInterval is a plain double, so you can just assign one value to another.

Vladimir  2010-07-23 08:42:36

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