[maemo-developers] hildon.TimePicker: HOW TO SET INITIAL TIME?
From: Darren Enns darethehair at gmail.comDate: Wed Feb 20 19:22:11 EET 2008
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OK, my ignorance is showing again... http://maemo.org/development/documentation/apis/3-x/python-maemo-3.x/pyhildon_timepicker.html I know how to call 'hildon.Timepicker', but the widget starts up with '06:00' as the initial value. From the docs, it *looks* like I should be able to override this with my own initial values for 'hour' and 'minute', but I don't know enough about Python (yet) to understand how to do this (from simply reading the docs and not having an example to use). It would appear (from the docs) that I should use something like this in my code: |hildon.Class.set_time(hours, minutes) |The 'hildon.CalendarPopup' is more intuitive to me, since setting the initial year/month/day is part of the call to the function itself. Thanks | |
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