Why did you move that block of the code and add extra comments around it? It is not needed, put it please back.
As I was playing with your solution, I found out that we were missing refresh_editor() call after the date_changed() was called. You can solve this bug by just one additional line. Call refresh_editor() method within date_changed().
In the end it would result in much more cleaner and simplier solution for this bug -- only one line change! If you have any questions, feel free to ask; either on IRC or here in comments.
Hi codee,
I am going to nitpick about your code, don't take it personally :)
8 + ####### ####### ####### ####### Newly added bug fixes## ####### ####### ####### ###### get_object( "duedate_ entry") widget = self.builder. get_object( "startdate_ entry") _widget = self.builder. get_object( "closeddate_ entry") ####### ####### ####### #End this section - go to next### ####### ####### ####### ###
9 + #######
10 +
11 + self.duedate_widget = self.builder.
12 + self.startdate_
13 + self.closeddate
14 +
15 + #######
Why did you move that block of the code and add extra comments around it? It is not needed, put it please back.
As I was playing with your solution, I found out that we were missing refresh_editor() call after the date_changed() was called. You can solve this bug by just one additional line. Call refresh_editor() method within date_changed().
In the end it would result in much more cleaner and simplier solution for this bug -- only one line change! If you have any questions, feel free to ask; either on IRC or here in comments.