Tiberiu Ichim wrote:
> Hi!
> I've upgraded one of my apps from pythoncard 0.7 to the latest 0.8
> Unfortunately, the calendar widget has been modified (it no longer has
> drop-down boxes for month and year), and for my application it would
> be better to have those back. I've tried fiddling with the window
> style flags from wx, but I couldn't get it to work the way it used to.
> Besides creating separate widgets and linking them to the calendar
> with code, is there a possibility to get the old style back?
>
Sorry for the late reply - I've been hoping my old machine still had 0.7
on it, and finally got a chance to revive it - and found only a very
incomplete portion of 0.7 still there.
I don't think the new calendarctrl (in wxPython, not in Pythoncard) has
any way to directly set the year (you can use the < and > arrows to
change one month at a time, and that will wrap over year boundaries).
You could probably use the old calendar (as import wx.lib.calendar) -
but you'd need to use wx Events directly not get it through PythonCard.
Possible, but not recommended.
I'd suggest simply adding a a couple of widgets - the code to link them
is simple ....
> def on_monthChoice_select(self, event):
> prev = self.components.Calendar1.date
> self.components.Calendar1.date =
> prev.replace(month=self.components.monthChoice.selection+1)
(note the +1 to account for the selections being 0-11 while the months
are 1-12).
And the year should be very similar ...
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