devexpress-wpf-scheduler
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Build WPF applications with the DevExpress Scheduler Control (SchedulerControl) — an Outlook-style calendar control for displaying and editing appointments, time regions, and resources. Use when adding SchedulerControl to a WPF project; binding to a DataSource with AppointmentsSource / ResourcesSource / AppointmentLabelsSource / AppointmentStatusesSource / TimeRegionsSource; configuring AppointmentMappings, ResourceMappings, custom field mappings; switching between Day, Work Week, Week, Month, Timeline, Agenda, List views; customizing appointment appearance via templates (AppointmentContentTemplate), styles (AppointmentStyle), brushes (BrushSet, BrushProvider); managing recurrence, reminders, labels, statuses, time regions, time zones. Also use when someone asks about "DevExpress WPF scheduler", "dxsch:SchedulerControl", "DevExpress.Xpf.Scheduling", "AppointmentItem", "ResourceItem", "TimelineView", "GroupType". Covers .NET 8+ and .NET Framework 4.6.2+.
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