RepositoryItemDateEdit.CustomWeekDayAbbreviation Event

Allows you to provide custom week day abbreviations.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraEditors.Repository

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraEditors.v24.2.dll

Declaration

C#

[DXCategory("Events")]
public event CustomWeekDayAbbreviationEventHandler CustomWeekDayAbbreviation

VB.NET

<DXCategory("Events")>
Public Event CustomWeekDayAbbreviation As CustomWeekDayAbbreviationEventHandler

Event Data

The CustomWeekDayAbbreviation event's data class is DevExpress.XtraEditors.Controls.CustomWeekDayAbbreviationEventArgs.

Remarks

The calendar shows week abbreviations based on the application UI culture. You can specify the abbreviation length using the RepositoryItemDateEdit.WeekDayAbbreviationLength property.

However, if this setting does not meet your needs, you can provide custom week day abbreviations handling the CustomWeekDayAbbreviation event. Use the Day event argument to determine the day of the week being processed, and set the Value argument to the required value. The DefaultDayAbbreviation argument gets the value used by default. The code below shows how to provide custom captions for Sunday and Saturday.

C#

private void dateEdit1_Properties_CustomWeekDayAbbreviation(object sender, CustomWeekDayAbbreviationEventArgs e) {
    RepositoryItemDateEdit item = sender as RepositoryItemDateEdit;
    if(item == null) return;
    DateEdit edit = item.OwnerEdit as DateEdit;
    if(edit == null) return;
    PopupDateEditForm popup = edit.GetPopupEditForm() as PopupDateEditForm;
    if(popup == null) return;
    CalendarControl calendar = popup.Calendar;
    if(calendar == null) return;
    if(e.Day == calendar.DateFormat.DayNames[0]) e.Value = "SUNDAY";
    if(e.Day == calendar.DateFormat.DayNames[6]) e.Value = "SATURDAY";
}

VB.NET

Private Sub DateEdit1_Properties_CustomWeekDayAbbreviation(sender As Object, e As CustomWeekDayAbbreviationEventArgs) Handles DateEdit1.Properties.CustomWeekDayAbbreviation
Dim item As RepositoryItemDateEdit = TryCast(sender, RepositoryItemDateEdit)
    If item Is Nothing Then
        Return
    End If
    Dim edit As DateEdit = TryCast(item.OwnerEdit, DateEdit)
    If edit Is Nothing Then
        Return
    End If
    Dim popup As PopupDateEditForm = TryCast(edit.GetPopupEditForm(), PopupDateEditForm)
    If popup Is Nothing Then
        Return
    End If
    Dim calendar As CalendarControl = popup.Calendar
    If calendar Is Nothing Then
        Return
    End If
    If e.Day = calendar.DateFormat.DayNames(0) Then
        e.Value = "SUNDAY"
    End If
    If e.Day = calendar.DateFormat.DayNames(6) Then
        e.Value = "SATURDAY"
    End If
End Sub

See the result below.