English -> French
——————-
January -> Janvier
April -> Avril

English -> Italian
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Today -> Oggi
None -> Nessuna

Thanks in advance!

jDateChooser = javaObjectEDT(com.jidesoft.combobox.DateComboBox);
jDateModel = jDateChooser.getDateModel;
calendar = java.util.Calendar.getInstance;
calendar.setTime(java.util.Date(datestr(startDateNum)));
jDateModel.setMinDate(calendar);  % and similarly for MaxDate

Similarly, you can use jDateModel.addInvalidDate(calendar) to add specific invalid dates within the relevant min/max dates.

You can set the date chooser to have a different initial (default) date value, but the current date is always marked on the calendar and AFAIK this cannot be avoided.

If you’d like any additional assistance with your Matlab project, please contact me by email for a consulting offer.

I noticed that for the DateComboBox, the current date value was outlined in red (by default) and remained that way even when the selection was changed. Is there any way to move that red outline to another initialized date? Also, I wanted to set a selectable date range, was there any way to do that easily (say by greying out non-valid dates)? Thanks in advance for the help!

Many thanks for your help….

Kind Regards,
Mohammad

I have inserted Date selection components into my MATLAB GUI but I do know how I can make a handle for the Date selection components in order to update the date which is selected by user.

Many thanks in advance….

Kind Regards,

Mohammad

Create calendar this way:

% --- Executes just before AddEditDoc is made visible.
function AddEditDoc_OpeningFcn(hObject, eventdata, handles, varargin)
   % code code code
   handles.jPanel = com.jidesoft.combobox.DateChooserPanel;
   [hPanel,hContainer] = javacomponent(handles.jPanel,[500,130,200,200],gcf);
   handles.hPanel = hPanel;
   handles.output = hObject;
   set(handles.hPanel, 'MousePressedCallback', ...
       @(src, evnt)CellSelectionCallback(src, evnt, handles));
   set(handles.hPanel, 'KeyPressedCallback', ...
       @(src, evnt)CellSelectionCallback(src, evnt, handles));
   guidata(hObject, handles);

And Callback function:

function CellSelectionCallback(hObject, evnt, handles)
   hModel = handle(hObject.getSelectionModel, 'CallbackProperties');
   selectedDate = hModel.getSelectedDate();
   dayNumber = get(selectedDate,'Date');
   handles.edit_text.String = num2str(dayNumber); 
   guidata(handles.figure1, handles);

The problem: if I use Debug mode it works correct (put date day into this edit_text Object) but in normal mode it stays empty.
I thought a lot about some local variables deleted after exiting from function but still can’t figure out it.

Thank you

how to set the default date that Shows up when inititalizing the DateSpinnerComboBox?

Thanks,
Heiko

On windows, matlab 2014b it works properly!
Any suggestions?
Thanks,

In my application, I have coupled the appearance of a DateChooserPanel with the selection of a pushbutton/calender icon. Here is my issue: the pushbutton is located in the middle of a number of edit/text boxes. As such, when the DateChooserPanel is made visible, it appears on-top of or behind the other objects around it, and stays that way even after I ‘close it’ (i.e. set visible to false). The only way I could figure to make a seamless appearance/disappearance of the DateChooserPanel involves creating and then deleting the java component handle ‘hPanel’ every time the pushbutton is selected. This works, but I was wondering if there was a better way? I have read in normal Java script, I would need to create a JLayeredPane or make use of GlassPane.

jPanel.setTimeDisplayed(true)

There are also the related TimeFormat (default=”) and TimeZone properties that you can set.

If you need to interact with the time-related aspects of the panel, then you will need to investigate this yourself or hire me for a short consulting gig, since it’s beyond the scope of a simple blog comment.