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--- Comment #9 from Jack ---
cfeck: see Comment #4. It turns out to be a custom widget in KMM, which is why
in Comment 6 I asked if it would be more appropriate to reassign this to KMM,
but I'd prefer Thomas respond before I do that.
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--- Comment #8 from Christoph Feck ---
I am still not sure which widget class you are using. It might even be a simple
QDateTimeEdit, making this ticket an upstream request.
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--- Comment #7 from Jack ---
I just discovered that the current behavior is only partly what I want. I had
not realized that the +/- change day, no matter where the cursor is in the line
edit, where the up and down arrows work on the specific part of
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--- Comment #6 from Jack ---
OK, my bad for not digging deeper. The + and - do exactly what I want.
The doc which you link to is also identical in stable5, which just reminds me
how far behind I am in updating the manual for 5.x.
This is already a
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--- Comment #5 from Jack ---
Thomas - that's not the widget I'm talking about, unless it also covers the
case in the transaction editor when it's only the line edit portion visible.
Also, I've only tried the up and down arrows (including the arrows to
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--- Comment #4 from Thomas Baumgart ---
Jack refers to the KMyMoneyDateInput widget which is based on QDateEdit with a
bit of magic around it. One of the magical things it provides is the feature
Jack asks for by simply using the + and - key. This is
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--- Comment #3 from Jack ---
It looks like the lineedit date entry below the calendar in "kcmshell5 clock"
but behaves differently. It looks like a line edit, but acts as if the date,
month, and year are separate widgets.
I thought it might be the
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--- Comment #2 from Jack ---
No, but that one has a similar effect. If you click into the seconds part of
the time display, then the up or down arrow circles from 0 -> 59 -> 0 but when
it goes from 59 to 0, the minutes don't go up by one. (I don't
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--- Comment #1 from Christoph Feck ---
Are you talking about the date field that you get when running "kcmshell5
clock"?
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