Hi,
Is there a way to make a calendar widget that will show five weeks in a square as
follows: current week in the middle two weeks before and two weeks after?
Thanks,
-Andrew
Is there a way to make a calendar widget that will show five weeks in a square as
follows: current week in the middle two weeks before and two weeks after?
As luck would have it, here is one I made earlier: BitPim download | SourceForge.net
It is part of my Bitpim project (Calendar, PhoneBook, Wallpaper, Ringtone
etc sync for LG VX4400 cellphone), but that file itself calendarcontrol.py
can be used standalone. Just run the file to see a demo.
It will adjust to any size, automatically scales the fonts to take into
account displaying any entries you have for a particular day. There are
up and down arrows at the top/bottom, all the arrow keys and mousewheel
work, and you can programmatically update it in a manner somewhat similar
to grid. In short, it is almost perfect 
I am more than happy to provide it to anyone under any open source license.
Roger
It does look cool. Why not submit it to Robin and see if he can make it
part of the wxPython library? You'll be immediately famous <wink>.
Regards,
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On Thu, 2003-07-24 at 23:49, Roger Binns wrote:
It will adjust to any size, automatically scales the fonts to take into
account displaying any entries you have for a particular day. There are
up and down arrows at the top/bottom, all the arrow keys and mousewheel
work, and you can programmatically update it in a manner somewhat similar
to grid. In short, it is almost perfectI am more than happy to provide it to anyone under any open source license.
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Cliff Wells, Software Engineer
Logiplex Corporation (www.logiplex.net)
(503) 978-6726 (800) 735-0555
> I am more than happy to provide it to anyone under any open source license.
It does look cool. Why not submit it to Robin and see if he can make it
part of the wxPython library? You'll be immediately famous <wink>.
I am famous enough as it is (~800 Google results can't be wrong).
If a few other people use it as well, I will submit it. That is because
I would prefer it to get some real world exposure beyond one project
first before considering it suitable for library use.
(You may have also noticed a few todo's in the code
Roger
> > I am more than happy to provide it to anyone under any open source license.
>
> It does look cool. Why not submit it to Robin and see if he can make it
> part of the wxPython library? You'll be immediately famous <wink>.I am famous enough as it is
But if no one knows to *look* for your name, Google doesn't mean much
<wink>. Personally I like to measure fame by the amount of spam I get.
If a few other people use it as well, I will submit it. That is because
I would prefer it to get some real world exposure beyond one project
first before considering it suitable for library use.
Perhaps a sourceforget project? A little bit of a PITA, but you'll get
some good feedback and probably even a contribution or two (of code that
is). Also, make an announcement on comp.lang.python.announce so that
people know it's there.
(You may have also noticed a few todo's in the code
Well, DOTO them and let's have it <wink>
Regards,
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On Fri, 2003-07-25 at 11:18, Roger Binns wrote:
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Cliff Wells, Software Engineer
Logiplex Corporation (www.logiplex.net)
(503) 978-6726 (800) 735-0555