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/home/micah/picogui/pg1/client/c/src/dlg_datepicker.c File Reference

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <time.h>
#include "clientlib.h"

Functions
void	datepicker_drawmonth (pghandle canvas, pghandle title, int year, int month, int *day, pghandle fHeading, int *firstday, int *numdays)
int	pgDatePicker (int *year, int *month, int *day, const char *title)
	Show a date on a calendar, allow the user to select a new date.
Variables
const char *	months []
const char *	weekdays []

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Function Documentation

void datepicker_drawmonth (  pghandle    canvas, pghandle    title, int    year, int    month, int *    day, pghandle    fHeading, int *    firstday, int *    numdays )

int pgDatePicker (  int *    year, int *    month, int *    day, const char *    title )

Show a date on a calendar, allow the user to select a new date. Parameters: year  Initially, the year to display. Returns the selected year month  Initially, the month to display. Returns the selected month day  Initially, the day to display. Returns the selected day title  Title to display in the dialog box Returns: Nonzero if a new date was selected, zero if the cancel button was pressed year, month, and/or day may be zero to use the current date. The year must be fully specified. For example, use 1984 instead of just 84. Of course the dialog is Y2K compliant! On systems with 32-bit time_t, it does not allow years beyond 2037. With a 64-bit time_t this isn't a problem. Months and days are both one-based. See also: pgDialogBox

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Variable Documentation

const char* months[]

Initial value: { "Jan","Feb","Mar","Apr","May","Jun","Jul","Aug","Sep","Oct","Nov","Dec" }

const char* weekdays[]

Initial value: { "Su","Mo","Tu","We","Th","Fr","Sa" }

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