Hello,

I had the same trouble... get_date() is implemented but in cvs, you can
get it at :

http://gnope.org/pearfront/index.php?package=Gnope_PHPGtk2_dll

I changed from php-gtk1 by making a gkdialog modal and get the response :

>      $dialog = new GtkDialog( null, null, Gtk::DIALOG_MODAL,
>                   array(Gtk::STOCK_OK, Gtk::RESPONSE_OK,
>                     Gtk::STOCK_CANCEL, Gtk::RESPONSE_CANCEL));
>      $dialog->vbox->add($calendar=new GtkCalendar ());
> 
>        $calendar->select_day($day);
>        $calendar->select_month($month, $year);
> 
>      $dialog->show_all();
>      if(Gtk::RESPONSE_OK == $dialog->run()){
>        $array=$calendar->get_date();
>      }
>      $dialog->destroy();
Regards,
Benjamin Fourticq.

Christian Michel a écrit :
>  Hello,
> 
>  in an application, build with php-gtk1 I had a GtkCalendar in it.
>  I was able to select month, day, year from it, request properties
>  Widget->selected_day, Widget->year and Widget->month from it.
> 
>  Under PHP-Gtk2 these properties aren't available and get_date() isn't
>  implemented yet.
> 
>  So without any possibility to get a date back, this Widget may be
>  useless at the moment.
>  Or is there a workaround, to get the date values from the widget, when
>  "day-selected-double-click"- signal is emitted?
> 
>  Thanks for answers.
> 
> 
>  Christian Michel
> 
>    

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