Difference between revisions of "CalendarView.EditEvent"
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Latest revision as of 14:20, 6 August 2015
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CalendarView.EditEvent ( cEvent As CalendarEvent ) As CalendarEvent
A CalendarEvent has been double-clicked in order to edit it. Editing a CalendarEvent must be handled here. If Nil is returned the CalendarEvent is not changed.
Deleting an event can be handled here by calling:
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me.RemoveEvent(cEvent, True) Return Nil
