Calendar extending

[mbnoimi]

Hi,

I want to extend standard calendar widget to a something like this:
https://thomasmcguire.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/step43.png

From where I can start with? Is there any extended widget already exists?

PS. I googled about this issue but unfortunately I couldn't find any ready solution between Qt widgets :(

[SGaist]

Hi,

I'd take a look at Kontact's sources. You'll see directly what it is using to display the calendar.

[mbnoimi]

@SGaist I'm not sure if Kontact will help me because it's definitely uses KDE SDK which makes headache with standard Qt framework (I'll delpoy my app over Linux, Windows & Android)

[VRonin]

KDE SDK, form version 5 onward only links to Qt with no KDE only system calls so it works everywhere Qt works

from https://www.kde.org/developerplatform/

The entire KDE Development Platform is built upon the Qt toolkit from Qt Development Frameworks, a Nokia company. Like Qt, the KDE libraries are LGPL or BSD licensed and enable easy cross-platform development. The KDE community works on enabling KDE applications both on Unix and Unix-like operating systems such as Linux, Sun Solaris and BSD as well as Windows and Mac. Efforts are also directed at supporting KDE on mobile platforms like Symbian, Windows CE and Maemo. Other operating systems like Haiku are supported by a vibrant community.

[p3c0]

Does this count ?
http://code.qt.io/cgit/qt/qtpim.git/tree/

[mbnoimi]

@p3c0 I didn't build it. Do you've any screenshot of it?

[mbnoimi]

@VRonin KDE will be my last choice. Believe me dealing with its project is very messy specially on Windows and Android.

[p3c0]

@mbnoimi said in Calendar extending:

@p3c0 I didn't build it. Do you've any screenshot of it?

No. I didnt. But as per the description here:
https://wiki.qt.io/Qt_Add_ons_Modules

Qt Contacts - C++ and QML APIs for accessing addressbooks / contact databases
Qt Organizer - C++ and QML APIs for accessing organizer events (todos, events, etc.)

[mbnoimi]

@p3c0 I'm building it right now... pray for me for easy building :)

BTW, I forgot to thank you for the suggestions.

[p3c0]

@mbnoimi Yes it is easy. Some screens:

[mbnoimi]

@p3c0 The screenshots are so small :(

Any way, I counld build them smoothly but I'm unable to make run because of:

Executable /home/xxx/Desktop/qtpim/tests/auto/organizer/qorganizermanager/qorganizermanager does not exist.

NOTE: I tried to set "Shadow Build" but I got same result

[p3c0]

@mbnoimi Sorry updated the links.

[p3c0]

@mbnoimi said in Calendar extending:

@p3c0 The screenshots are so small :(

Any way, I counld build them smoothly but I'm unable to make run because of:

Executable /home/xxx/Desktop/qtpim/tests/auto/organizer/qorganizermanager/qorganizermanager does not exist.

NOTE: I tried to set "Shadow Build" but I got same result

Did you try running the examples ?
qtpim/examples/organizer/calendardemo