from wxPython.wx import *
from wxPython.lib.popupctl import wxPopupControl
from wxPython.calendar import *
class TestDateControl(wxPopupControl):
def __init__(self,*_args,**_kwargs):
apply(wxPopupControl.__init__,(self,) + _args,_kwargs)
self.win = wxWindow(self,-1,pos = (0,0),style = 0)
self.cal = wxCalendarCtrl(self.win,-1,pos = (0,0))
bz = self.cal.GetBestSize()
self.win.SetSize(bz)
# This method is needed to set the contents that will be displayed
# in the popup
self.SetPopupContent(self.win)
# Event registration for date selection
EVT_CALENDAR_DAY(self.cal,self.cal.GetId(),self.OnCalSelected)
# Method called when a day is selected in the calendar
def OnCalSelected(self,evt):
self.PopDown()
date = self.cal.GetDate()
# Format the date that was selected for the text part of the control
self.SetValue('%02d/%02d/%04d' % (date.GetDay(),
date.GetMonth()+1,
date.GetYear()))
evt.Skip()
# Method overridden from wxPopupControl
# This method is called just before the popup is displayed
# Use this method to format any controls in the popup
def FormatContent(self):
# I parse the value in the text part to resemble the correct date in
# the calendar control
txtValue = self.GetValue()
dmy = txtValue.split('/')
didSet = False
if len(dmy) == 3:
date = self.cal.GetDate()
d = int(dmy[0])
m = int(dmy[1]) - 1
y = int(dmy[2])
if d > 0 and d < 31:
if m >= 0 and m < 12:
if y > 1000:
self.cal.SetDate(wxDateTimeFromDMY(d,m,y))
didSet = True
if not didSet:
self.cal.SetDate(wxDateTime_Today())
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestPanel(wxPanel):
def __init__(self, parent, log):
self.log = log
wxPanel.__init__(self, parent, -1)
date = TestDateControl(self, -1, pos = (30,30), size = (100,22))
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
def runTest(frame, nb, log):
win = TestPanel(nb, log)
return win
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
overview = """
wxPopupControl
wxPopupControl is a class that can display a value and has a button
that will popup another window similar to how a wxComboBox works. The
popup window can contain whatever is needed to edit the value. This
example uses a wxCalendarCtrl.
Currently a wxDialog is used for the popup. Eventually a
wxPopupWindow should be used...
"""
if __name__ == '__main__':
import sys,os
import run
run.main(['', os.path.basename(sys.argv[0])])