Closed nprobert closed 6 years ago
Thanks for your interest in my calendar widget. I will take a look at your code. I guess from your profile that you are rather new to github. It would have been more practical if you had forked my project and submitted a pull request. But this is not a big problem, I will create a new branch with your code.
I am ok with adding a textvariable
to the calendar, but I have a few comments about your code (see https://github.com/j4321/tkcalendar/pull/7).
However I don't understand your last request:
I also needed to have multiple calendars up on the same frame.
You can put several calendar widget in a tkinter frame so I will need more details to understand what you want to do.
Yeah, I'm fairly new to Git and Python. I'm done with Perl if I can help it. I am in the process of migrating from Subversion to Git for all my newer projects. Let me fork it and put it in my changes and generate a pull request. I need to learn this. At first when I put multiple calendars up, the notification event was the same so I couldn't tell which calendar it was. Using the textvariable solved my problem of getting the date in and out.
Ok, fine, let's do it that way, I'll put my comments on your pull request.
tkcalendar.zip I hacked tkcalendar.py to support the textvariable option to get it's initial value and to set it when the day is clicked. Also added get_date() and set_date() methods to use when reading/writing config files. I also needed to have multiple calendars up on the same frame.