Carbon TCalender on Intel Mac OSX

[normann]

Hi all,

I read in the bug tracker about Carbon TCalendar, that "There is now native graphical calendar control in Carbon" dated 2007-10-30, and I've installed the latest Lazarus for Intel Mac and with latest Snapshots.

I drop a TDateEdit on a form, it compiles, but when I run the program and hit the calendar button I get following error:

(V)TCarbonWSWinControl.CreateHandle Error: Not implemented - unabled to create Carbon win control for Calendar: TCalendar!.

Anything I missed? Or anything I need to update?

Thanx in advance,
/Normann

[Phil]

Hi all,

I read in the bug tracker about Carbon TCalendar, that "There is now native graphical calendar control in Carbon" dated 2007-10-30, and I've installed the latest Lazarus for Intel Mac and with latest Snapshots.

I drop a TDateEdit on a form, it compiles, but when I run the program and hit the calendar button I get following error:

(V)TCarbonWSWinControl.CreateHandle Error: Not implemented - unabled to create Carbon win control for Calendar: TCalendar!.

Anything I missed? Or anything I need to update?

Thanx in advance,
/Normann

I believe it should read "no" instead of "now" since this is the bug tracker.

Thanks.

-Phil

[normann]

"There is now native graphical calendar control in Carbon"

I believe it should read "no" instead of "now" since this is the bug tracker.

Thanks.

-Phil

Ah, that makes sense  

Thanks, Normann

[normann]

Hi again,

I noticed that in Mac environment, applications usually don't implement popup calendars, and users usually input dates in a more tradional way. Is this true?

If this is true, we will go for an input date edit field with no popup calendar - for now.

And is Lazarus Bugtracker commonly the best place to follow the progress of a particular subject? Or is there other places where you can follow the work?

Thanks again, Normann

[Tombo]

Probably you can track the progress in SVN log via some SVN client or via rss at http://svn.freepascal.org/feeds/lazarussvn.rss .

[normann]

Probably you can track the progress in SVN log via some SVN client or via rss at http://svn.freepascal.org/feeds/lazarussvn.rss .

Thanks!