TcxSchedulerEventConflictsInfo.HasConflicts Property
Gets whether there are overlapped user events.
Declaration
property HasConflicts: Boolean read;
Property Value
Type |
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Boolean |
Remarks
The overlapped user events are determined within the appropriate time range.
The time range is specified in one of the following ways:
Explicitly, by the time bounds passed as arguments to the overloaded TcxSchedulerEventConflictsInfo.Create constructor;
Implicitly, by the start and end time of the associated user event, which instantiates a TcxSchedulerEventConflictsInfo object by calling either the event’s CreateConflictsInfo method or the overloaded TcxSchedulerEventConflictsInfo.Create constructor, which accepts an event as its parameter.
Note
user events, which overlap an Event, are not considered to be overlapped with that Event if its availability status is not free (see the TcxSchedulerEvent.State property).
The HasConflicts property returns a value of True if at least two user events were scheduled at the same time.