Ok last screen shot I promise so this thread can get put to bed 
Looks awesome, Mike.
There is one small problem I found.
When I switch to Time only and then back to Calendar and Time, the clock isnāt repositioned.
A nice to have would be a 24 hour clock (not AM/PM).
[quote=81472:@Paul Sondervan]There is one small problem I found.
When I switch to Time only and then back to Calendar and Time, the clock isnāt repositioned.[/quote]
in CalendarWindow - set Time_Container1 to Locking right
Mike - this truly looks great! Have you though about having an option to use the NScontrols for date and time picking? The reason I ask, is while I would like to use the Apple controls on the Mac, Iād also like for it to be windows compatible, so on Windows it would then use your awesome looking controls.
Iāll use this in my first GUI application (A personal finance manager)
Iāll credit you in acknowledgments.
Thanks
Could this be added to a popup probably using a container control instead of a window and then have a text box with a drop down button which would pop up the picker window.
Great work though Mike
[quote=81472:@Paul Sondervan]Looks awesome, Mike.
There is one small problem I found.
When I switch to Time only and then back to Calendar and Time, the clock isnāt repositioned.
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Fixed and thanks
Fixed and thanks
[quote=81498:@Mike Charlesworth]Could this be added to a popup probably using a container control instead of a window and then have a text box with a drop down button which would pop up the picker window.
Great work though Mike[/quote]
Yes it definitely could Mike, however I drew my demo line in the sand on the Demo Window and the Window the Containers sit on for time purposes I figured if the coder wanted that they could adapt this project. However if I get some future time I surely will consider this Mike as it is a great idea.
Thanks!
[quote=81472:@Paul Sondervan]Looks awesome, Mike.
A nice to have would be a 24 hour clock (not AM/PM).[/quote]
I am looking into this for this morning however I have to get back to my enterprise app by this pm Thanks
Yeah you blew right past me at NSControls 
I have to research that first Sam to see what it is about
Thanks!!
Really nice jobā¦
For those that want to test another one calendar picker that I made.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ba0me46xuubned2/Calendrier_PickUp.zip
Iāve use some part of code found in the old and new forum. Itās totally free.
Jim McKay made some very nice additions with the Clock Hand Animation which gives you a real feel to the clock. Here is a quick summary of the new additions:
- The hour hand inches towards the next hour as your minute hand gets closer to :59.
- AM/PM auto switching is now added so if you cross your midnight boundary it will change.
- Hour Hand auto advancement based on the actions of the minute hand. ie. if you have 12:59 and press forward you will then see the clock at 1:00.
Thanks again Jim!
[quote=81523:@Valdemar De SOUSA]For those that want to test another one calendar picker that I made.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ba0me46xuubned2/Calendrier_PickUp.zip [/quote]
I canāt seem to run this in 2014r1.1
Itās saying that an external item references another external item?
[quote=81489:@Sam Rowlands]Mike - this truly looks great! Have you though about having an option to use the NScontrols for date and time picking? The reason I ask, is while I would like to use the Apple controls on the Mac, Iād also like for it to be windows compatible, so on Windows it would then use your awesome looking controls.
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You could do this with a few declares to create an NSDatePicker with mode, style and elements set accordingly. Iām not sure about the delegate, but it could be set up to access the selected date/time through a method or event. For example, the window opens with the initial values and when closed would return the selected valuesā¦
I just finished adding Jim McKays cool additions to the Clock Faces. Jim added two options in a method to draw his own clock faces. One for 12 hour and the other for 24 hours. Very cool.
Great Job Mike. It could use one more thing thoughā¦
A button to set the clock to the current time based on the computers current time
like the calendar does.
[quote=81639:@Jerry AB]Great Job Mike. It could use one more thing thoughā¦
A button to set the clock to the current time based on the computers current time
like the calendar does.[/quote]
Ha the infamous āone more thingā. thanks Jerry and Iāll have a look at that later tonight. Thanks and great idea!
sorry, this the link of the right project : https://www.dropbox.com/s/94y5vy1jvmmj3jx/Calendrier_PickUp.zip
Looks like this requires a Monkey Bread pluginā¦
Looks nice, Mike. I just downloaded and started looking at this. I have a need for such as thing as this. But I would like to be able to select multiple days. Is there an option ability to do that? The demo project just allows for selecting a single day.