TimeIntervalCollection.Start Property

Gets the earliest start date time from all the time intervals in the TimeIntervalCollection.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraScheduler

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraScheduler.v19.1.Core.dll

Declaration

C#

public DateTime Start { get; }

VB.NET

Public ReadOnly Property Start As Date

Property Value

Type	Description
DateTime	A DateTime value representing the start date of the TimeIntervalCollection.

Remarks

If the collection is empty, then the start of the TimeIntervalCollection is set to MinValue.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

how-to-display-appointments-in-agenda-view-by-using-the-aspxgridview-component-t307060/CS/AgendaView/Agenda/AgendaViewControl.ascx.cs#L59

{
    DateTime selectedIntervalStart = OwnerScheduler.ActiveView.GetVisibleIntervals().Start;
    DateTime intervalStart = new DateTime(selectedIntervalStart.Year, selectedIntervalStart.Month, 1);

drag-n-drop-and-ical-import-import-of-the-ical-file-being-dropped-on-xtrascheduler-e1463/CS/Drag_iCalFromFile/Form1.cs#L161

// Display recently added events.
schedulerControl1.GoToDate(timeCollectionEx.Start);
timeCollectionEx.Clear();

how-to-display-appointments-in-agenda-view-by-using-the-dxgrid-for-wpf-component-t239055/CS/Views/AgendaView.xaml.cs#L79

if (OwnerScheduler != null) {
    DateTime selectedIntervalStart = OwnerScheduler.ActiveView.GetVisibleIntervals().Start;
    DateTime intervalStart = new DateTime(selectedIntervalStart.Year, selectedIntervalStart.Month, 1);

VB.NET

how-to-display-appointments-in-agenda-view-by-using-the-aspxgridview-component-t307060/VB/AgendaView/Agenda/AgendaViewControl.ascx.vb#L52

If Session("selectedInterval") Is Nothing Then
    Dim selectedIntervalStart As Date = OwnerScheduler.ActiveView.GetVisibleIntervals().Start
    Dim intervalStart As New Date(selectedIntervalStart.Year, selectedIntervalStart.Month, 1)

drag-n-drop-and-ical-import-import-of-the-ical-file-being-dropped-on-xtrascheduler-e1463/VB/Drag_iCalFromFile/Form1.vb#L138

' Display recently added events.
schedulerControl1.GoToDate(timeCollectionEx.Start)
timeCollectionEx.Clear()

how-to-display-appointments-in-agenda-view-by-using-the-dxgrid-for-wpf-component-t239055/VB/Views/AgendaView.xaml.vb#L88

If OwnerScheduler IsNot Nothing Then
    Dim selectedIntervalStart As Date = OwnerScheduler.ActiveView.GetVisibleIntervals().Start
    Dim intervalStart As New Date(selectedIntervalStart.Year, selectedIntervalStart.Month, 1)