Public Methods
Signals
Detailed Description
Provide a widget for calendar date input.
Different from the
previous versions, it now emits two types of signals, either
dateSelected() or dateEntered() (see documentation for both
signals).
A line edit has been added in the newer versions to allow the user
to select a date directly by entering numbers like 19990101
or 990101.
KDatePicker (QWidget *parent=0, QDate=QDate::currentDate(), const char *name=0)
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The usual constructor. The given date will be displayed
initially.
[virtual]
The destructor.
[const]
The size hint for KDatePickers. The size hint recommends the
minimum size of the widget so that all elements may be placed
without clipping. This sometimes looks ugly, so when using the
size hint, try adding 28 to each of the reported numbers of
pixels.
bool setDate (const QDate&)
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Set the date.
Returns: false
and does not change anything
if the date given is invalid.
Retrieve the date.
Enable or disable the widget.
Set the font size of the widgets elements.
[const]
Font size of the widget elements.
protected: void resizeEvent (QResizeEvent*)
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protected slots: void dateChangedSlot (QDate)
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void monthForwardClicked ()
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void monthBackwardClicked ()
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void yearForwardClicked ()
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void yearBackwardClicked ()
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void selectMonthClicked ()
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void selectYearClicked ()
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void dateSelected (QDate)
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[signal]
This signal is emitted each time the selected date is changed.
Usually, this does not mean that the date has been entered,
since the date also changes, for example, when another month is
selected.
See also: dateSelected, */, void, dateChanged(QDate);, /**, This, signal, is, emitted, each, time, a, day, has, been, selected, by, clicking, on, the, table, (hitting, a, day, in, the, current, month)., It, has, the, same, meaning, as, dateSelected(), in, older, versions, of, KDatePicker.
[signal]
This signal is emitted when enter is pressed and a VALID date
has been entered before into the line edit. Connect to both
dateEntered() and dateSelected() to receive all events where the
user really enters a date.
[signal]
This signal is emitted when the day has been selected by
clicking on it in the table.