windowsforms-devexpress-dot-xtrascheduler-dot-timelineview-766b316f.md
Provides access to a collection of time scales displayed in the Timeline view.
Namespace : DevExpress.XtraScheduler
Assembly : DevExpress.XtraScheduler.v25.2.dll
NuGet Package : DevExpress.Win.Scheduler
[XtraSerializableProperty(XtraSerializationVisibility.Collection, true, false, true)]
public TimeScaleCollection Scales { get; }
<XtraSerializableProperty(XtraSerializationVisibility.Collection, True, False, True)>
Public ReadOnly Property Scales As TimeScaleCollection
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| TimeScaleCollection |
A TimeScaleCollection object containing time scales for this view.
|
Use this property to access the time scales collection, and specify the TimeScale elements of the current view. The available time scales are used in the visible time interval calculations, and you may control whether a particular time scale should be considered via the TimeScale.Enabled property. The display options can be customized via the TimeScale.DisplayFormat and TimeScale.Width properties. You may hide a specific time scale by setting the TimeScale.Visible property
to false.
The most detailed time scale that is enabled, and displayed visually as a basis for the scales, is returned by the TimelineView.GetBaseTimeScale method.
You can implement your own custom time scales, and add them to the TimelineView.Scales collection. This approach can be helpful if you wish to hide specific time intervals in the Timeline view. For more information, review the How to: Hide Certain Columns in the Timeline View article.
The following code snippets (auto-collected from DevExpress Examples) contain references to the Scales property.
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winforms-scheduler-hide-weekends-timeline-view/CS/HideWeekends/Form1.cs#L41
private void HideWeekends(bool hide) {
TimeScaleCollection scales = schedulerControl1.TimelineView.Scales;
if(hide) {
winforms-scheduler-custom-scales-in-timeline-view/CS/HideWeekends/Form1.cs#L32
{
var scales = schedulerControl1.TimelineView.Scales;
try
winforms-scheduler-hide-weekends-timeline-view/VB/HideWeekends/Form1.vb#L42
Private Sub HideWeekends(ByVal hide As Boolean)
Dim scales As TimeScaleCollection = schedulerControl1.TimelineView.Scales
If hide Then
winforms-scheduler-custom-scales-in-timeline-view/VB/HideWeekends/Form1.vb#L30
Private Sub HideWeekends(ByVal hide As Boolean)
Dim scales = schedulerControl1.TimelineView.Scales
Try
See Also
How to: Merge Columns to Hide Specific Time Intervals in the Timeline View