Examples of CalendarPicker

jfxtras.scene.control.CalendarPicker
= Calendar picker component The calendar is (and should) be treated as immutable. That means the setter of Calendar is not used to modify its value, but each time a new instance (clone) is put in the calendar property. So you cannot rely that exactly the same Calendar object that was set or added will be stored and returned. @author Tom Eugelink
org.jahia.ajax.gwt.client.widget.calendar.CalendarPicker
@author Khue Nguyen

Examples of jfxtras.scene.control.CalendarPicker

    final private List<String> expected = FXCollections.observableArrayList("CalendarPicker");
    private volatile boolean pass = true;


    @Test
    public void TestAnonymousCalendarPicker() throws Exception {
        final CalendarPicker spinner = new CalendarPicker() {};
        Assert.assertEquals(expected, spinner.getStyleClass());
        FXTestUtils.invokeAndWait(new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                root.getChildren().add(spinner);
            }

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Examples of org.jahia.ajax.gwt.client.widget.calendar.CalendarPicker

        this(null);
    }


    public CalendarMenu(Date date) {
        super();
        picker = new CalendarPicker(date);
        add(picker);
        addStyleName("x-date-menu");
        setAutoHeight(true);
        plain = true;
        showSeparator = false;

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Examples of org.jahia.ajax.gwt.client.widget.calendar.CalendarPicker

     * Creates a new menu item.
     */
    public CalendarMenuItem(Date date) {
        hideOnClick = true;
        // date picker
        picker = new CalendarPicker(date) {
            @Override
            protected void onRender(Element target, int index) {
                super.onRender(target, index);
            }

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