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Fri, Mar 13 2020 7:50 AM | Permanent Link |
Matthew Jones | I have a TDateEditComboBox on my form. I can type a date and it sits there happily. But if I ask for "SelectedDate" then it gives me today, and not the date typed in. If I select a date using the drop down, SelectedDate gives me that date. Can the combo automatically interpret the typed date, or must I code it myself?
-- Matthew Jones |
Sat, Mar 14 2020 8:03 AM | Permanent Link |
Bruno Larochelle | Hi Matthew
Did you mean to post this in the beta forum for v3? I tried what you describe.. I can confirm that this is what occurs with v3, but v2 appears to work correctly.. it picks up a manually edited date. .. Bruno "Matthew Jones" wrote: I have a TDateEditComboBox on my form. I can type a date and it sits there happily. But if I ask for "SelectedDate" then it gives me today, and not the date typed in. If I select a date using the drop down, SelectedDate gives me that date. Can the combo automatically interpret the typed date, or must I code it myself? -- Matthew Jones |
Sun, Mar 15 2020 7:33 AM | Permanent Link |
Matthew Jones | Bruno Larochelle wrote:
> I tried what you describe.. I can confirm that this is what occurs with v3, but v2 appears to work correctly.. it picks up a manually edited date. That's interesting - it doesn't work for me! I had to manually set it in an OnChange event handler. And thanks for checking, but I'm working on about to go live code, so not using EWB3 (other than a test whizz the other day). -- Matthew Jones |
Sun, Mar 15 2020 8:00 AM | Permanent Link |
Bruno Larochelle | My test did not have a dataset tied to the calendar control.. does yours?
My test was super simple.. a TDateEditCombo, and a showMessage: .. cmbMain: TDateEditComboBox; .. showMessage(DateToStr(cmbMain.selectedDate)); .. "Matthew Jones" wrote: Bruno Larochelle wrote: > I tried what you describe.. I can confirm that this is what occurs with v3, but v2 appears to work correctly.. it picks up a manually edited date. That's interesting - it doesn't work for me! I had to manually set it in an OnChange event handler. And thanks for checking, but I'm working on about to go live code, so not using EWB3 (other than a test whizz the other day). -- Matthew Jones |
Sun, Mar 15 2020 11:04 AM | Permanent Link |
Matthew Jones | Bruno Larochelle wrote:
> My test was super simple.. a TDateEditCombo, and a showMessage: > > . > cmbMain: TDateEditComboBox; > . > showMessage(DateToStr(cmbMain.selectedDate)); > . I shall have to play further. Part of the problem may be, but I don't think it is, that I have utility code that changes ShortDateFormat to get the dates for transfer, and I have them set it back now. But I don't think it is that. Right now though the manual solution is working, and I'm swamped, so not sure I'll put a lot of effort in though. Good to know that it can work though! -- Matthew Jones |
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