[Pythoncard-users] Multicolumn List Questions...

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

1) How do I find out what Row the user has highlighted?  I know
GetSelectedString will return the text, but I'm interested in finding
out row #666 is selected.

	a) How do I set the active row back to 667 or after I reload the
list?

2) I have buttons on the custom dialog / MultiColumnList...  But I would
like to activate the edit function if they double click on a row.  I
thought it would be either on_Activate or on_ActivatedEvent but neither
of those seemed to work when I created a event handler. =20

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> date shown to a specific date.
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> It's obvious (***NOT***):
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> import datetime date
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> ...
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> 	def on_initialize(self, event):
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> self.components.caCalendar.date=3Ddatetime.date(2005,8,1)
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> John
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> Schollnick, Benjamin wrote:
> > Folks,
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> > 	I'm using a calendar widget....  But I have run
> into a issue
> > that I can't seem
> > 	to resolve...
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> > 	Is there a way to set the Calendar widget to a
> specific date?  I
> > see the
> > 	SetDate function, but I am unable to find the
> 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 that used
> > the calendar, and
> > 	set the date to anything but the default of Now...
> (The calendar
> > widget appears
> > 	to default to NOW().)
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> > 	Any hints?
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> > 		- Benjamin
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