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Allow spinner Increment/decrement by time interval TimePicker WPF

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So I have a TimePicker declared in my XAML view file:

<xctk:TimePicker Grid.Column="5" Value="Binding TimeFrame" TimeInterval="00:30:0" Format="Custom" FormatString="HH:mm" Margin="3 3 3 0" MinWidth="100"/>

Which is binded to my TimeFrame method in my view model class:

private DateTime _timeFrame;
public DateTime TimeFrame

 get return _timeFrame; 
 set
 
 if (value != _timeFrame)
 
 _timeFrame = value;
 OnPropertyChanged("TimeFrame");
 
 

At the moment, setting TimeInterval to 00:30:0 only shows those intervals in the dropdown.

Is there a way to also make the up/down spinner only increment/decrement by 30 mintues as well? Is there a way to register button presses with TimePicker?

c# wpf timepicker xceed-plus-edition

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So I have a TimePicker declared in my XAML view file:

<xctk:TimePicker Grid.Column="5" Value="Binding TimeFrame" TimeInterval="00:30:0" Format="Custom" FormatString="HH:mm" Margin="3 3 3 0" MinWidth="100"/>

Which is binded to my TimeFrame method in my view model class:

private DateTime _timeFrame;
public DateTime TimeFrame

 get return _timeFrame; 
 set
 
 if (value != _timeFrame)
 
 _timeFrame = value;
 OnPropertyChanged("TimeFrame");
 
 

At the moment, setting TimeInterval to 00:30:0 only shows those intervals in the dropdown.

Is there a way to also make the up/down spinner only increment/decrement by 30 mintues as well? Is there a way to register button presses with TimePicker?

c# wpf timepicker xceed-plus-edition

share|improve this question

edited Mar 22 at 2:45

RoadRunner

asked Mar 21 at 23:53

RoadRunnerRoadRunner

11.5k31441

add a comment | 

So I have a TimePicker declared in my XAML view file:

<xctk:TimePicker Grid.Column="5" Value="Binding TimeFrame" TimeInterval="00:30:0" Format="Custom" FormatString="HH:mm" Margin="3 3 3 0" MinWidth="100"/>

Which is binded to my TimeFrame method in my view model class:

private DateTime _timeFrame;
public DateTime TimeFrame

 get return _timeFrame; 
 set
 
 if (value != _timeFrame)
 
 _timeFrame = value;
 OnPropertyChanged("TimeFrame");
 
 

At the moment, setting TimeInterval to 00:30:0 only shows those intervals in the dropdown.

Is there a way to also make the up/down spinner only increment/decrement by 30 mintues as well? Is there a way to register button presses with TimePicker?

c# wpf timepicker xceed-plus-edition

share|improve this question

edited Mar 22 at 2:45

RoadRunner

asked Mar 21 at 23:53

RoadRunnerRoadRunner

11.5k31441

<xctk:TimePicker Grid.Column="5" Value="Binding TimeFrame" TimeInterval="00:30:0" Format="Custom" FormatString="HH:mm" Margin="3 3 3 0" MinWidth="100"/>

private DateTime _timeFrame;
public DateTime TimeFrame

 get return _timeFrame; 
 set
 
 if (value != _timeFrame)
 
 _timeFrame = value;
 OnPropertyChanged("TimeFrame");
 
 

share|improve this question

edited Mar 22 at 2:45

RoadRunner

asked Mar 21 at 23:53

RoadRunnerRoadRunner

11.5k31441

share|improve this question

edited Mar 22 at 2:45

RoadRunner

asked Mar 21 at 23:53

RoadRunnerRoadRunner

11.5k31441

asked Mar 21 at 23:53

RoadRunnerRoadRunner

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asked Mar 21 at 23:53

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You should be able to accomplish this by subclassing the TimePicker and set the Step property to 30 whenever the minute part is increased or decreased:

public class CustomTimePicker : Xceed.Wpf.Toolkit.TimePicker

 protected override void OnIncrement()
 
 SetStep();
 base.OnIncrement();
 

 protected override void OnDecrement()
 
 SetStep();
 base.OnDecrement();
 

 private void SetStep()
 
 Step = CurrentDateTimePart == Xceed.Wpf.Toolkit.DateTimePart.Minute ? 30 : 1;
 

Usage:

<local:CustomTimePicker Grid.Column="5" Value="Binding TimeFrame" 
 TimeInterval="00:30:0" Format="Custom"
 FormatString="HH:mm" 
 Margin="3 3 3 0" MinWidth="100" />

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answered Mar 22 at 9:56

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You should be able to accomplish this by subclassing the TimePicker and set the Step property to 30 whenever the minute part is increased or decreased:

public class CustomTimePicker : Xceed.Wpf.Toolkit.TimePicker

 protected override void OnIncrement()
 
 SetStep();
 base.OnIncrement();
 

 protected override void OnDecrement()
 
 SetStep();
 base.OnDecrement();
 

 private void SetStep()
 
 Step = CurrentDateTimePart == Xceed.Wpf.Toolkit.DateTimePart.Minute ? 30 : 1;
 

Usage:

<local:CustomTimePicker Grid.Column="5" Value="Binding TimeFrame" 
 TimeInterval="00:30:0" Format="Custom"
 FormatString="HH:mm" 
 Margin="3 3 3 0" MinWidth="100" />

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answered Mar 22 at 9:56

mm8mm8

88.7k81934

• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Yeah i ended up just doing this, thanks.
  
  – RoadRunner
  Mar 22 at 12:01
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

3

You should be able to accomplish this by subclassing the TimePicker and set the Step property to 30 whenever the minute part is increased or decreased:

public class CustomTimePicker : Xceed.Wpf.Toolkit.TimePicker

 protected override void OnIncrement()
 
 SetStep();
 base.OnIncrement();
 

 protected override void OnDecrement()
 
 SetStep();
 base.OnDecrement();
 

 private void SetStep()
 
 Step = CurrentDateTimePart == Xceed.Wpf.Toolkit.DateTimePart.Minute ? 30 : 1;
 

Usage:

<local:CustomTimePicker Grid.Column="5" Value="Binding TimeFrame" 
 TimeInterval="00:30:0" Format="Custom"
 FormatString="HH:mm" 
 Margin="3 3 3 0" MinWidth="100" />

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 22 at 9:56

mm8mm8

88.7k81934

• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Yeah i ended up just doing this, thanks.
  
  – RoadRunner
  Mar 22 at 12:01
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

You should be able to accomplish this by subclassing the TimePicker and set the Step property to 30 whenever the minute part is increased or decreased:

public class CustomTimePicker : Xceed.Wpf.Toolkit.TimePicker

 protected override void OnIncrement()
 
 SetStep();
 base.OnIncrement();
 

 protected override void OnDecrement()
 
 SetStep();
 base.OnDecrement();
 

 private void SetStep()
 
 Step = CurrentDateTimePart == Xceed.Wpf.Toolkit.DateTimePart.Minute ? 30 : 1;
 

Usage:

<local:CustomTimePicker Grid.Column="5" Value="Binding TimeFrame" 
 TimeInterval="00:30:0" Format="Custom"
 FormatString="HH:mm" 
 Margin="3 3 3 0" MinWidth="100" />

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 22 at 9:56

mm8mm8

88.7k81934

public class CustomTimePicker : Xceed.Wpf.Toolkit.TimePicker

 protected override void OnIncrement()
 
 SetStep();
 base.OnIncrement();
 

 protected override void OnDecrement()
 
 SetStep();
 base.OnDecrement();
 

 private void SetStep()
 
 Step = CurrentDateTimePart == Xceed.Wpf.Toolkit.DateTimePart.Minute ? 30 : 1;
 

<local:CustomTimePicker Grid.Column="5" Value="Binding TimeFrame" 
 TimeInterval="00:30:0" Format="Custom"
 FormatString="HH:mm" 
 Margin="3 3 3 0" MinWidth="100" />

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 22 at 9:56

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88.7k81934

answered Mar 22 at 9:56

mm8mm8

88.7k81934

answered Mar 22 at 9:56

mm8mm8

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