Hi,
Wx::DateTime->new() gives you the same as wxDefaultDateTime or
wxInvalidDateTime, not the current datetime.
What happens when you pass this to Wx::DatePickerCtrl is defined in the
docs.
i.e. Wx::DatePickerCtrl will convert to the current datetime.
However, if you pass style wxDP_ALLOWNONE, then Wx::DatePickerCtrl will
contain an invalid datetime - which it indicates using an unchecked
checkbox. (on mswin at least)
If you don't change the date to a valid one by checking the checkbox,
then $pickerctrl->GetValue will return an invalid date. As expected, if
you uncheck the checkbox again, the picker control will return an
invalid date.
Unfortunately, $pickerctrl->IsValid is not currently wrapped, but you
can test as
my $newdate = $pickerctrl->GetValue;
my $invalid = Wx::DateTime->new();
if($newdate->IsEqualTo($invalid)) {
#my date is invalid
} else {
#my date is good
}
You should always check if your datetime values are valid before using them.
->FormatDate will appear work to work on the invalid date. You'll
probably get 31 December 1969 (the date part of time_t -1)
Hope this helps
Regards
Mark
Regards
Mark
On 09/10/2010 01:07, Jiří Pavlovský wrote:
On 9.10.2010 1:54, Mark Dootson wrote:
Hi,
Wx::DateTime->new() will give you a default time - so:
That will give a today's date, not empty one which he wants. I don't
knwo whether that is possible?
I also ended up using Wx::DateTime->new()
