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Qt-interest Archive, March 2002
Date Picker Widget


Message 1 in thread

Hi,
Do you know where can I get a nice date-time picker widget  for qt apps?
Thanks.


Message 2 in thread

On Thu, 28 Mar 2002, Crsitian Daniel Stamateanu wrote:

> Do you know where can I get a nice date-time picker widget  for qt apps?

Take a look at the one in KDE 3.0 (it pops up when you click on the watch 
in the panel).

LLaP
bero

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Message 3 in thread

The best QT based date picker widget is from KDE.  Its used in KOrganizer.  Unfortunately, it
requires linking against core KDE classes.

I will probably be extracting that date picker for use with my Outlook clone.  I just released a
beta of it here:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/advance.

What the KDE date picker does well is use the localization resources in KDE to provide a widget
that localizes very well.  I'll probably need to either remove that code or put it into a library
that can be used in a cross-platform manner as application is cross-platform.

It would be nice if core KDE libraries were cross-platform.  They would potentially get used quite
often outside POSIX world.

Bryan


--- Crsitian Daniel Stamateanu <qtmail@intersoft2000.ro> wrote:
> Hi,
> Do you know where can I get a nice date-time picker widget  for qt apps?
> Thanks.
> 
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Message 4 in thread

Crsitian Daniel Stamateanu <qtmail@intersoft2000.ro> wrote on 3/28/02 
2:49:55 AM: 
>
>Hi,
>Do you know where can I get a nice date-time picker widget  for qt 
>apps? Thanks.

I wrote one that derives from QSpinbox (if you're looking for the kind 
that displays a calendar I have no idea).  It's available from: 

http://www.wroth.addr.com/downloads/datetime.zip

The documentation can be seen online at:

http://www.wroth.addr.com/docs/datetime

-W. Roth
wroth@speakeasy.org