CalendarPicker display in correct format for minimum Value

Source/web/resources/calendarPicker.js

Index: Source/web/resources/calendarPicker.js
diff --git a/Source/web/resources/calendarPicker.js b/Source/web/resources/calendarPicker.js
index 7f28be81849dc1297b6801a4bbb3cd0ad2237c21..0a7d18f94a4cc0f3eeea6fca729d40a3473a3fe9 100644
--- a/Source/web/resources/calendarPicker.js
+++ b/Source/web/resources/calendarPicker.js
@@ -1520,7 +1520,8 @@ ScrollView.prototype.onMouseWheel = function(event) {
 ScrollView.prototype.setContentOffset = function(value) {
     console.assert(isFinite(value));
     value = Math.min(this.maximumContentOffset - this._height, Math.max(this.minimumContentOffset, Math.floor(value)));
-    if (this._contentOffset === value)
+
+    if (this._contentOffset < 0)

[keishi, 2014/03/14 08:38:59]

The original code's intent is to return early if the new content offset value is
the same as the current one. content offset should be able to take negative
values (as long as it is more than the minimumContentOffset). 

This change should be reverted.

[Habib Virji, 2014/03/14 10:38:15]

Done.

         return;

[keishi, 2014/03/14 08:38:59]

I think I would separate out everything below this line into a separate method
into something like ScrollView.prototype._updateScrollContent.

Then call it inside attachTo method.

ScrollView.prototype.attachTo = function(parent, before) {
    View.prototype.attachTo.call(this, parent, before);
    this._updateScrollContent();
};

[Habib Virji, 2014/03/14 10:38:15]

Done.

     var newPartitionNumber = Math.floor(value / ScrollView.PartitionHeight);    
     var partitionChanged = this._partitionNumber !== newPartitionNumber;