def _check_date(self, day_number):
'''
E.g. It may happen that text is edited on the 31.7. and then the month
is changed to June. There is no 31st in June, so we don't mark anything
in the calendar. This behaviour is necessary since we use the calendar
both for navigating and showing the current date.
'''
cal_year, cal_month, _cal_day = self.calendar.get_date()
cal_month += 1
if day_number not in range(1, dates.get_number_of_days(cal_year, cal_month) + 1):
logging.debug(
'Non-existent date in calendar: %s.%s.%s' %
(day_number, cal_month, cal_year))
return False
return True
def _check_date(self, day_number):
'''
E.g. It may happen that text is edited on the 31.7. and then the month
is changed to June. There is no 31st in June, so we don't mark anything
in the calendar. This behaviour is necessary since we use the calendar
both for navigating and showing the current date.
'''
cal_year, cal_month, _cal_day = self.calendar.get_date()
cal_month += 1
if day_number not in range(
1,
dates.get_number_of_days(cal_year, cal_month) + 1):
logging.debug('Non-existent date in calendar: %s.%s.%s' %
(day_number, cal_month, cal_year))
return False
return True