SchedulerControl.ResourceBrushSchemas Property

OBSOLETE

Use the ResourceColors property instead (BC4919).

Gets or sets the color schemas used to paint resource columns. This is a dependency property.

Namespace: DevExpress.Xpf.Scheduling

Assembly: DevExpress.Xpf.Scheduling.v24.2.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.Wpf.Scheduling

Declaration

C#

[Browsable(false)]
[Obsolete("Use the SchedulerControl.ResourceColors property instead (BC4919).", false)]
public ResourceBrushSchemaCollection ResourceBrushSchemas { get; set; }

VB.NET

<Browsable(False)>
<Obsolete("Use the SchedulerControl.ResourceColors property instead (BC4919).", False)>
Public Property ResourceBrushSchemas As ResourceBrushSchemaCollection

Property Value

Type	Description
ResourceBrushSchemaCollection	A ResourceBrushSchemaCollection collection containing the ResourceBrushSchema objects.

Example

The following code demonstrates how to set resource color schemas.

First, define a ResourceBrushSchemaCollection as a window resource in XAML. For each resource you can specify a ResourceBrushSchema.BaseColor, to calculate color variations automatically, or specify its ResourceBrushSchema.DarkCell and ResourceBrushSchema.LightCell cell brush schemas independently. Each CellBrushSchema has its own base, dark and light color settings.

Subsequently, use the SchedulerControl.ResourceBrushSchemas property to assign the resource schema collection to the scheduler (using the StaticResource markup extension).

View Example

MainWindow.xaml

<dxsch:ResourceBrushSchemaCollection x:Key="MyResourceSchemas">
    <dxsch:ResourceBrushSchema>
        <dxsch:ResourceBrushSchema.LightCell>
            <dxsch:CellBrushSchema Background="White"
                                   DarkBorderBrush="Gray" 
                                   LightBorderBrush="LightGray" />
        </dxsch:ResourceBrushSchema.LightCell>
        <dxsch:ResourceBrushSchema.DarkCell>
            <dxsch:CellBrushSchema Background="Gray"
                                   DarkBorderBrush="Gray"
                                   LightBorderBrush="Gray"/>
        </dxsch:ResourceBrushSchema.DarkCell>
    </dxsch:ResourceBrushSchema>
    <dxsch:ResourceBrushSchema BaseColor="#FFF3FFE5" />
    <dxsch:ResourceBrushSchema BaseColor="#FFE5FBFF" />
    <dxsch:ResourceBrushSchema BaseColor="#FFFFF1E5" />
</dxsch:ResourceBrushSchemaCollection>
<dxsch:SchedulerControl CustomWorkTime="SchedulerControl_CustomWorkTime"
    GroupType="Resource"
    ResourceBrushSchemas="{StaticResource MyResourceSchemas}">
    <dxsch:SchedulerControl.ResourceItems>
        <dxsch:ResourceItem Caption="One" Id="1" />
        <dxsch:ResourceItem Caption="Two" Id="2" />
        <dxsch:ResourceItem Caption="Three" Id="3" />
        <dxsch:ResourceItem Caption="Four" Id="4" />
    </dxsch:SchedulerControl.ResourceItems>
    <dxsch:WeekView x:Name="weekView1"
        ResourcesPerPage="4"
        ShowAllDayArea="False"
        NavigationButtonsVisibility="Never"
        DateHeaderContentTemplate="{StaticResource DateHeaderControl.ContentTemplate}"/>
    <dxsch:TimelineView x:Name="timelineView1"/>
</dxsch:SchedulerControl>

Related GitHub Examples

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XAML

wpf-scheduler-specify-custom-work-time-intervals/CS/CustomWorkTimeExample/MainWindow.xaml#L46

GroupType="Resource"
ResourceBrushSchemas="{StaticResource MyResourceSchemas}">
<dxsch:SchedulerControl.ResourceItems>