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QDateTimeEdit and CalendarPopup.

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    kibsoft
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    Hi! I have an QDateTimeEdit with calendarPopup=true. How can I open this calendar programmatically (without clicking the arrow button)?

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      lyuts
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      Maybe emulating a keypress event manually for the will do the trick (DateTimeEdit should get the focus first). I mean Alt + ArrowDown.

      I'm a rebel in the S.D.G.

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        tobias.hunger
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        I have not tried this, but maybe it is enough to call show() on the calendarwidget?

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          sabrog
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          [quote author="Tobias Hunger" date="1279811974"]I have not tried this, but maybe it is enough to call show() on the calendarwidget?[/quote]

          I think no. May be this can show calendar widget, but with old position. Here 3 calls:

          @ d->initCalendarPopup();
          d->positionCalendarPopup();
          d->monthCalendar->show();@

          QT - Apple QuickTime
          Qt - Nokia's Qt Development Frameworks
          Apple is a competitor of Nokia, so QT != Qt

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            kibsoft
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            bq. I have not tried this, but maybe it is enough to call show() on the calendarwidget?

            I tried it, but it hasn't given any results.

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