Examples of org.apache.pivot.util.CalendarDate

org.apache.pivot.util.CalendarDate
CalendarDate allows a specific day to be identified within the Gregorian calendar system. This identification has no association with any particular time zone and no notion of the time of day.

                    graphics.fillRect(0, 0, width, height);
                }
            }


            // Paint a border if this button represents today
            CalendarDate date = (CalendarDate)dateButton.getButtonData();
            if (date.equals(today)) {
                graphics.setColor(dividerColor);
                GraphicsUtilities.drawRect(graphics, 0, 0, width, height);
            }


            // Paint the content

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                dateButton.press();
            } else if (keyCode == Keyboard.KeyCode.UP
                || keyCode == Keyboard.KeyCode.DOWN
                || keyCode == Keyboard.KeyCode.LEFT
                || keyCode == Keyboard.KeyCode.RIGHT) {
                CalendarDate date = (CalendarDate)dateButton.getButtonData();


                Calendar calendar = (Calendar)TerraCalendarSkin.this.getComponent();
                int cellIndex = getCellIndex(date.year, date.month, date.day, calendar.getLocale());
                int rowIndex = cellIndex / 7;
                int columnIndex = cellIndex % 7;

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        @Override
        public void render(Object item, Spinner spinner) {
            Calendar calendar = (Calendar)getComponent();


            // Since we're only rendering the month, the year and day do not matter here
            CalendarDate date = new CalendarDate(2000, (Integer)item, 0);


            SimpleDateFormat monthFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("MMMM", calendar.getLocale());
            item = monthFormat.format(date.toCalendar().getTime());


            super.render(item, spinner);
        }

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    }


    private static class DateButtonDataRenderer extends ButtonDataRenderer {
        @Override
        public void render(Object data, Button button, boolean highlighted) {
            CalendarDate date = (CalendarDate)data;
            super.render(date.day + 1, button, highlighted);


            if (button.isSelected()) {
                label.getStyles().put("color", button.getStyles().get("selectionColor"));
            }

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    // Calendar button selection events
    @Override
    public void selectedDateChanged(CalendarButton calendarButton,
        CalendarDate previousSelectedDate) {
        // Set the selected date as the button data
        CalendarDate date = calendarButton.getSelectedDate();
        calendarButton.setButtonData(date);


        calendar.setSelectedDate(date);


        if (date != null) {

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    public static final String LANGUAGE_KEY = "language";
    public static final String COUNTRY_KEY = "country";
    public static final String VARIANT_KEY = "variant";


    public Calendar() {
        this(new CalendarDate());
    }

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     *
     * @param selectedDate
     * The selected date, or <tt>null</tt> to specify no selection
     */
    public void setSelectedDate(CalendarDate selectedDate) {
        CalendarDate previousSelectedDate = this.selectedDate;


        if (previousSelectedDate != selectedDate) {
            this.selectedDate = selectedDate;
            calendarSelectionListeners.selectedDateChanged(this, previousSelectedDate);
        }

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        if (selectedDateKey != null
            && JSON.containsKey(context, selectedDateKey)
            && selectedDateBindType != BindType.STORE) {
            Object value = JSON.get(context, selectedDateKey);


            CalendarDate selectedDate = null;


            if (value instanceof CalendarDate) {
                selectedDate = (CalendarDate)value;
            } else if (selectedDateBindMapping == null) {
                if (value != null) {

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            public void selectionChanged(ButtonGroup buttonGroup, Button previousSelection) {
                Calendar calendar = (Calendar)getComponent();


                Button selection = buttonGroup.getSelection();
                if (selection == null) {
                    CalendarDate selectedDate = calendar.getSelectedDate();


                    // If no date was selected, or the selection changed as a
                    // result of the user toggling the date button (as opposed
                    // to changing the month or year), clear the selection
                    if (selectedDate == null

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                } else {
                    day = k - firstIndex;
                    enabled = true;
                }


                CalendarDate buttonData = new CalendarDate(year, month, day);
                dateButton.setButtonData(buttonData);
                dateButton.setEnabled(enabled
                    && (disabledDateFilter == null
                        || !disabledDateFilter.include(buttonData)));
            }
        }


        // Show/hide last row
        CalendarDate lastWeekStartDate = (CalendarDate)dateButtons[5][0].getButtonData();
        boolean visible = (lastWeekStartDate.month == calendar.getMonth());
        for (Component component : calendarTablePane.getRows().get(7)) {
            component.setVisible(visible);
        }


        today = new CalendarDate();
        updateSelection(calendar.getSelectedDate());
    }

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