RE: [Pythoncard-users] Calendar Widget, setting the date shown to a specific date.

[Schollnick, B. <Ben...@xe...>]

Okay, I found a different way to handle changing the date in the
calendar control.

    date =3D time.strptime ( data[0][3], "%a %b %d %H:%M:%S %Y")
    import datetime
    datevalue =3D datetime.datetime ( date[0], date[1], date[2] )
    dlg.components.TimeDateStampfield.date =3D datevalue

	While this obvious...  I initially did not get this to work.  I
forget exactly
what was previously tried...  But I believe I initially tried to pass
the date string...

	SetDate is a red heering....  It's wxPython....  And I have not
found
any way to use it....  ( wxDateTime isn't anywhere to be found on my
wxPython
installation...)

		- Benjamin

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> shown to a specific date.
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> Folks,
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> 	I'm using a calendar widget....  But I have run into a=20
> issue that I can't seem
> 	to resolve...
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> 	Is there a way to set the Calendar widget to a specific=20
> date?  I see the
> 	SetDate function, but I am unable to find the=20
> syntax/format for that function...
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> 	I need to set the calendar to match the data it is=20
> representing....
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> 	I briefly checked the samples, but I did not see any=20
> that used the calendar, and
> 	set the date to anything but the default of Now... (The=20
> calendar widget appears
> 	to default to NOW().)=20
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> 	Any hints?
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> 		- Benjamin
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