On Mon, Apr 2, 2012 at 5:33 PM, David Ripplinger <[email protected]> wrote: > I have been investigating this Calendar bug a bit further. So the calendar > popup actually comes up offset by one day, but when you click on a > particular day, it does not copy the apparent date into the date field.
ok - can i suggest you use either pyjd or the new (yay!) logging module, start throwing some debug statements in? > Instead it copies in the date it should have been if the calendar popup had > appeared correctly. It's seems to be holding different information than what > is printed on screen, but the confusing thing is that the code appears to be > pulling the date directly from the contents of the cell, according to line > 283 in Calendar.py: > > text = grid.getText(row, col).strip() > > Any ideas about how it is possible, with this command, for the two numbers > to not match would be helpful. I'll keep looking into it in the mean time. just throw in as many debug statements as you can stand, or install pyjd and one of the single-stepping (interactive) python debuggers, i'm sure you'll find one with a google search somewhere. hmmm... i just tried compiling the calendar example datefield: i'm not actually seeing anything wrong, at all. this is with firefox. you can see a small video captured with xvidcap, here: http://pyjs.org/test-0000.mpeg l.
