Module calendarcontrol

A calendar control that shows several weeks in one go

The design is inspired by the Alan Cooper article http://www.cooper.com/articles/art_goal_directed_design.htm about goal directed design. I also have to apologise for it not quite living up to that vision :-)

It is fairly feature complete and supports all sorts of interaction, scrolling and customization of appearance

Classes

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FontscaleCache
A cache used internally to remember how much to shrink fonts by

CalendarCellAttributes
A class represnting appearance attributes for an individual day.

CalendarCell
A control that is used for each day in the calendar

CalendarLabel
The label window on the left of the day cells that shows the month with rotated text

Calendar
The main calendar control.

PopupCalendar
The control that pops up when you click the year button

Functions

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GetCalendarCellAttributes(attr=None)

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int

monthrange(year, month)
How many days are in the specified month?

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tuple

normalizedate(year, month, day)
Return a valid date (and an excellent case for metric time)

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getupbitmapData()
Returns raw data for the up icon

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getupbitmapBitmap()
Returns a wx.Bitmap of the up icon

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getupbitmapImage()
Returns wx.Image of the up icon

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getdownbitmapData()
Returns raw data for the down icon

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getdownbitmapBitmap()
Returns a wx.Bitmap of the down icon

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getdownbitmapImage()
Returns wx.Image of the down icon

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Variables

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thefontscalecache = {}

DefaultCalendarCellAttributes = None

_monthranges = [0, 31, -1, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31, 31, 30, 31, 30,...

Function Details

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normalizedate(year, month, day)

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Return a valid date (and an excellent case for metric time)

And example is the 32nd of January is first of Feb, or Jan -2 is December 29th of previous year. You should call this after doing arithmetic on dates (for example you can just subtract 14 from the current day and then call this to get the correct date for two weeks ago.

Returns: tuple: (year, month, day)

Variables Details

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_monthranges

Value:

[0, 31, -1, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31]