Examples of JTextFieldDateEditor

com.toedter.calendar.JTextFieldDateEditor
JTextFieldDateEditor is the default editor used by JDateChooser. It is a formatted text field, that colores valid dates green/black and invalid dates red. The date format patten and mask can be set manually. If not set, the MEDIUM pattern of a SimpleDateFormat with regards to the actual locale is used. @author Kai Toedter @version $LastChangedRevision: 97 $ @version $LastChangedDate: 2006-05-24 17:30:41 +0200 (Mi, 24 Mai 2006) $
sms.calendar.JTextFieldDateEditor
JTextFieldDateEditor is the default editor used by JDateChooser. It is a formatted text field, that colores valid dates green/black and invalid dates red. The date format patten and mask can be set manually. If not set, the MEDIUM pattern of a SimpleDateFormat with regards to the actual locale is used. @author Kai Toedter @version $LastChangedRevision: 97 $ @version $LastChangedDate: 2006-05-24 17:30:41 +0200 (Mi, 24 Mai 2006) $

Examples of com.toedter.calendar.JTextFieldDateEditor

     *
     * @param builder builder.
     */
    protected void addCustomControls(BBFormBuilder builder)
    {
        pkDate = new JDateChooser(new JTextFieldDateEditor("MM/dd/yyyy", "##/##/####", '_'));
        pkDate.setDate(new Date());


        Component[] cmps = pkDate.getComponents();
        for (Component cmp : cmps) if (cmp instanceof JButton) pkDate.remove(cmp);

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Examples of com.toedter.calendar.JTextFieldDateEditor

   * Construit un objet en se servant du modèle passé en paramètre
   * 
   * @param cdm Le modèle de Date
   */
  public DateChooser(CurrentDateModel cdm){
    super(cdm.getDate(),"d MMM yyyy",new JTextFieldDateEditor());
    JTextFieldDateEditor editor = (JTextFieldDateEditor)(this.getDateEditor());
    editor.addPropertyChangeListener("maDate",this);
    //On empéche la possibilité d'éditer le champ
    editor.setEditable(false);
    this.cdm = cdm;    
    //this.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(5, 5));
  }

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Examples of sms.calendar.JTextFieldDateEditor

        flagFrom=1;
        jcalendar = new JCalendar();
        //this.dateEditor = dateEditor;
        //this.dateEditor=(IDateEditor) startDate;
        if (this.dateEditor == null) {
            this.dateEditor = new JTextFieldDateEditor();
        }


        dateEditor.addPropertyChangeListener("date",this);//
        jcalendar.getDayChooser().addPropertyChangeListener("day",this);//
        // always fire"day" property even if the user selects

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Examples of sms.calendar.JTextFieldDateEditor

        flagFrom=0;
        jcalendar = new JCalendar();
        //this.dateEditor = dateEditor;
        //this.dateEditor=(IDateEditor) startDate;
        if (this.dateEditor == null) {
            this.dateEditor = new JTextFieldDateEditor();
        }


        dateEditor.addPropertyChangeListener("date",this);//
        jcalendar.getDayChooser().addPropertyChangeListener("day",this);//
        // always fire"day" property even if the user selects

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Examples of sms.calendar.JTextFieldDateEditor

    private void butDateActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {//GEN-FIRST:event_butDateActionPerformed


        jcalendar = new JCalendar();
        this.dateEditor = dateEditor;
        if (this.dateEditor == null) {
            this.dateEditor = new JTextFieldDateEditor();
        }
        this.dateEditor.addPropertyChangeListener("date", this);
        jcalendar.getDayChooser().addPropertyChangeListener("day", this);
        // always fire"day" property even if the user selects
        // the already selected day again

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Examples of sms.calendar.JTextFieldDateEditor

    private void butDateActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {//GEN-FIRST:event_butDateActionPerformed


        jcalendar = new JCalendar();
        this.dateEditor = dateEditor;
        if (this.dateEditor == null) {
            this.dateEditor = new JTextFieldDateEditor();
        }
        this.dateEditor.addPropertyChangeListener("date", jcalendar);
        jcalendar.getDayChooser().addPropertyChangeListener("day",jcalendar);
        // always fire"day" property even if the user selects
        // the already selected day again

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