[pygtk] gtk.Calendar: IN A DIALOG?

[Darren Enns]

Luis Javier Peris wrote:
> Dare,
>
> you can use time module and use the localtime function, take the 
> localtime and set it in the gtk.Calendar, it's would be something like 
> this:
>
> import time
> year, month, day, hour, min, sec, wday, yday, isdst = time.localtime()
> calendar.select_month(year, month - 1)  # Remember moth takes values 
> from 0 to 11
> calendar.select_day(day)
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Thanks for the tips!  Now I just need someone to put this together into 
a nice *small* bit of code so that I can call a calendar module (in a 
button), use it to display/set the date that I want upon exit/close, and 
return nicely to my caller module. :)

I am actually surprised that Google doesn't show me more 'real life' 
examples of 'gtk.Calendar' in use.

Dare