C Windows Form Show Event Calendar
The Windows Forms control presents an intuitive graphical interface for users to view and set date information. The control displays a calendar: a grid containing the numbered days of the month, arranged in columns underneath the days of the week, with the selected range of dates highlighted. You can select a different month by clicking the arrow buttons on either side of the month caption. Unlike the similar control, you can select more than one date with this control. For more information about the control, see. Configuring the MonthCalendar Control The control's appearance is highly configurable. Fs2004 Visual Flight London.
The Calendar can show days in two modes. Namespace System.Windows.Forms.Calendar. I need access the calendar event. Calendar sample. Shows how to use the Calendar class in the Windows.Globalization namespace to manipulate and process dates based on a calendar system. The samples, go to the Samples subfolder, then the subfolder for this specific sample, then the subfolder for your preferred language (C++, C#, or JavaScript). Add dates to the calendar in C# at design time and iterate and display the dates in C# at runtime.
By default, today's date is displayed as circled, and is also noted at the bottom of the grid. You can change this feature by setting the and properties to false. You can also add week numbers to the calendar by setting the property to true. By setting the property, you can have multiple months displayed horizontally and vertically. By default, Sunday is shown as the first day of the week, but any day can be designated using the property. You can also set certain dates to be displayed in bold on a one-time basis, annually, or monthly, by adding objects to the,, and properties. For more information, see.
The key property of the control is, the range of dates selected in the control. The value cannot exceed the maximum number of days that can be selected, set in the property. The earliest and latest dates the user can select are determined by the and properties.