DatePicker.prototype.setDate = function()

in tapestry-core/src/main/resources/META-INF/modules/t5/core/datepicker.js [368:418]

• 44 lines of code
• 17 McCabe index (conditional complexity)

  DatePicker.prototype.setDate = function (oDate, forceOnSelect)
  {

      // if null then set None
      if (oDate == null)
      {
          //if _selectedDate isn't null, then this is an actual change...
          //but if it /is/ null, we have to see if we were inited or not. If we weren't inited, then we're 
          //setting this to null now, and we shouldn't fire a select...
          //but the problem occurs on subsequent... hm...
          if (this._selectedDate != null)
          {
              this._selectedDate = null;
              if (typeof this.onchange == "function")
                  this.onchange();
              this.onselect();
          } else if (forceOnSelect)
              this.onselect();
          //note: setDate must inherently set the calendar date
          this._selectedInited=true;
          this.setCalendarDate(null);

          return;
      }

      // if string or number create a Date object
      if (typeof oDate == "string" || typeof oDate == "number")
      {
          oDate = new Date(oDate);
      }

      // do not update if not really changed
      if (this._selectedDate == null || !this._datesAreSame(this._selectedDate, oDate))
      {
          this._selectedDate = new Date(oDate);
      
          if (typeof this.onchange == "function")
              this.onchange();

          //so if _selectedInited is false, then the value is different only because we set the value programmatically, post-initialization.
          //that handles the creation + set event. Subsequent reveals will set it to whatever _selectedDate already was, so it's handled.
          if (this._selectedInited)
              this.onselect();
          else
              this._selectedInited=true;
      } else if (forceOnSelect)
          this.onselect();
      //note: setDate must inherently set the calendar date
      this.setCalendarDate(oDate);

  }