Sean,

I'm using it in a timesheet tracking application. Basically, the calendar
is in the top-left of the window, and I can enter descriptive text and
hours worked for whatever date is selected in the calendar.


Glad you're finding it useful...

I create it onscreen, and then hook up the following events:

    calendarMorph
        when: #dateChanged send: #calendarDateChanged to: self;
        when: #menu send: #calendarMenu to: self.


- Jon



On Sun, Jan 20, 2013 at 9:06 PM, Sean P. DeNigris <sean at clipperadams.com>wrote:

> Jon Hylands wrote
> > a decent Calendar
> > chooser... I spent a few hours and
> > made what I think is a nice one...
>
> This thing is awesome!! Thanks a lot Jon for making it. It works great.
>
> One question... how are you using it? I ask because the typical usage I've
> seen (e.g. in web forms) is that a calendar appears, you select a date, and
> it disappears, entering the date somewhere e.g. a text field. However, with
> your calendar, it looks like after a date is selected, the calendar
> remains.
> Presumably something would have to keep polling to see if a date was
> selected... Is that what you're doing?
>
> Thanks again for the awesome gift :)
>
> Cheers,
> Sean
>
>
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