Hello every body

    I'm would like create a program
where I can made a selection like
in the calendar of windows.

I would like use a xbp class
It's possible

What the xbp I must select ?

Thanks

Hello Alain,

> I'm would like create a program
>where I can made a selection like
>in the calendar of windows.
>
>I would like use a xbp class
>It's possible

There is no Xbp calander class.  However, Top-Down Library has a
calendar class made from Xbase parts that is very much like the
Windows calendar.  Here's a screen shot of the calendar demo window

   http://www.cjcom.net/img/td/calendar.gif

It has 5 different sizes, 5 built in color schemes, and you can create
your own color schemes.  All the text is defined in a .ch file, and
first day of week can be either Sunday or Monday.  Date selection can
be single or double click.

Source code is included with Top-Down.  Full information and the demo
app can be found here

   http://www.cjcom.net/topdown.htm



Regards,
Clayton

Clayton Jones   www.cjcom.net 
 Top-Down Library for Xbase++
 X-DBU Database Utility   
 X-MEMO Memo Field Replacement

You can try out my Appointment Calendar class. It is a clone of the old
Grumpfish function

http://gogalthorp.com/splash

Also if you look in the Xbase++ samples you will find instruction to
call the Windows calender widget


Jim


Alain Rousseau wrote:
> Hello every body
> 
>     I'm would like create a program
> where I can made a selection like
> in the calendar of windows.
> 
> I would like use a xbp class
> It's possible
> 
> What the xbp I must select ?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> 
> 
>

Hello Alain,

you might also consider Cockpit with Pi (Parts Integration). The big advantage of this solution is that you are actually using a 
control that is supplied by Windows. So it will always work perfectly with visual styles and themes. It took me three minutes to 
create the new xbase part. Here is the full source code:

------- snip ----------

CLASS XbpMonthCalendar FROM XbpAnyControl

 EXPORTED:

   * Create and return the actual control
   INLINE METHOD EvmCreateControl(dwExStyle,lpWindowName,dwStyle,x,y,nWidth,nHeight,;
                                    hwndParent,hMenu,hInstance,lpParam)

   * Create the MonthCalendar control
   RETURN  MonthCalendarControl():CreateEx(dwExStyle,lpWindowName,dwStyle,;
                                   x,y,nWidth,nHeight,;
                                   hwndParent,hMenu,hInstance,lpParam)

ENDCLASS

------- snap ----------

Attached you find a screenshot of XbpCalendar in action.

Although this xbase part has a 100% working GUI (see the attached screenshot), some more code for customization and notification 
handling might be required. But that is an easy task.

Best regards,

Michael

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www.xcockpit.com
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Hi All,

This may help. The password to the attached zip is fredbear.
I wrote it for an xBase++ programmer who never paid for the work involved.
So its now open source.
 	
Mark

Mark,

does your Msg fall into the same category like "Steffen owes me money"? If 
Yes, forget about posting your claim. I've learned that noone cares.

If your posting falls into the "I tell the password for a ZIP file because 
someone else cheated me" category, I see you frustrated all over the places.

If so, I can tell that I've been there, and it's been of no use for me.

I recommend to "Forget and Cheer up"
--
Hannes

PS: If you have never been cheated by PayPal, wait until it happens. (I made 
this experience already)

"mark carew" <markcarew@magicwanddept.com.au> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
news:bix6m7ksxsnx$.whx9lrznfyef$.dlg@40tude.net...
> Hi All,
>
> This may help. The password to the attached zip is fredbear.
> I wrote it for an xBase++ programmer who never paid for the work involved.
> So its now open source.
>
> Mark
>

Hello Hannes,

> does your Msg fall into the same category like "Steffen owes me
> money"? If Yes, forget about posting your claim. I've learned that
> noone cares.
> 
> If your posting falls into the "I tell the password for a ZIP file
> because someone else cheated me" category, I see you frustrated all
> over the places.
> 
> If so, I can tell that I've been there, and it's been of no use for
> me.
> 
> I recommend to "Forget and Cheer up"

Actually, I think the category is "I wrote this software for a client that 
did not pay me, so I am willing and able to share it with you".

I did not hear any grudge or regret, just a helpful attitude.

Regards,

Rodd Graham, Consultant
Graham Automation Systems, LLC