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Re: DateTimeCtrl 1.06 released [message #6297 is a reply to message #6295]

Sun, 05 November 2006 23:27

unodgs
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Location: Poland

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fallingdutch wrote on Sun, 05 November 2006 17:02

you are welcome,

another "bug" when compiling with 610-dev4:
since 610-dev3 the function "IsXpStyle()" is gone, so the following line in
DateTimeCtrl.icpp should be changed:

void Calendar::PopUp(Ctrl *owner, Rect &rt) {
   Close();
   Reset();
   
   SetRect(rt);
   //Ctrl::PopUp(owner,true,true,IsXpStyle()); I am old!
   Ctrl::PopUp(owner);
   open=true;
}

Bas

Thanks again, but this is already fixed. DateTime will be integrated with upp so in future such bugs will be fixed immediately. Sorry for troubles...

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Re: DateTimeCtrl 1.06 released [message #6298 is a reply to message #6297]

Sun, 05 November 2006 23:58

zsolt
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Location: Budapest, Hungary

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This would be better, I think:

void Calendar::PopUp(Ctrl *owner, Rect &rt)
{
	Close();
	Reset();
	
	SetRect(rt);
	//Ctrl::PopUp(owner, true, true, IsXPStyle());
	Ctrl::PopUp(owner, true, true, GUI_GlobalStyle() >= GUISTYLE_XP);
	open = true;
}

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Re: DateTimeCtrl 1.06 released [message #6299 is a reply to message #6298]

Mon, 06 November 2006 00:14

unodgs
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zsolt wrote on Sun, 05 November 2006 17:58

This would be better, I think:

void Calendar::PopUp(Ctrl *owner, Rect &rt)
{
	Close();
	Reset();
	
	SetRect(rt);
	//Ctrl::PopUp(owner, true, true, IsXPStyle());
	Ctrl::PopUp(owner, true, true, GUI_GlobalStyle() >= GUISTYLE_XP);
	open = true;
}

And this's exactely how it's really fixed Wink

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Re: DateTimeCtrl 1.06 released [message #6340 is a reply to message #6299]

Tue, 07 November 2006 11:52

fallingdutch
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just found another two things:

1. in DateTimeCtrl.cpp you define your IMAGEFILE local, that doesn't work for me, but "#define IMAGEFILE <DateTimeCtrl/DateTimeCtrl.iml>" does work

2. in Paint i get an Error on the line

String &s = DyName((i+1)%7);

it works with

String s = DyName((i+1)%7);

Bas

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Re: DateTimeCtrl 1.06 released [message #6342 is a reply to message #6340]

Tue, 07 November 2006 11:59

unodgs
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fallingdutch wrote on Tue, 07 November 2006 05:52

String &s = DyName((i+1)%7);

it works with

String s = DyName((i+1)%7);

Bas

Thanks! But I think I have this all already fixed (I did it when testing it under linux and using gcc).

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Re: DateTimeCtrl 1.06 released [message #6575 is a reply to message #6342]

Sun, 19 November 2006 14:04

fallingdutch
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a callback when the selected day changed would be nice, so you can react on it by getting the current date and run some other code with the new date.

Bas

[Updated on: Sun, 19 November 2006 14:06]

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Re: DateTimeCtrl 1.06 released [message #6581 is a reply to message #6575]

Sun, 19 November 2006 15:57

unodgs
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fallingdutch wrote on Sun, 19 November 2006 08:04

a callback when the selected day changed would be nice, so you can react on it by getting the current date and run some other code with the new date.

Bas

I think WhenAction is all you need...

datectrl <<= THISBACK(WhenDateChanges);
or

datectrl.WhenAction = THISBACK(WhenDateChanges);

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Re: DateTimeCtrl 1.06 released [message #6584 is a reply to message #6581]

Sun, 19 November 2006 16:48

fallingdutch
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with a little change, yes:

i am only using Calendar, not DateTimeCtrl.

so I Added Action() to the else part of if(aspopup) in LeftDown(Point p, dword flags) after the three lines updating the current day, month and year.

void Calendar::LeftDown(Point p, dword flags) {
   [...]
   if(aspopup) {
      [...]
   } else {
      cday = dt.day;
      cmonth = dt.month;
      cyear = dt.year;

      Action();

      [...]
   }
}

Bas

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