Extending the WPF Calendar Control

David Veeneman

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10 Sep 2010CPOL26 min read

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This article shows how to create a custom control that extends an existing WPF control. It extends the WPF Calendar control by adding date highlighting.

sourcecode.zip
- FsCalendar
  - FsCalendar.sln
  - FsCalendar.suo
  - FsCalendar
    - bin
      - Release
        
        FsCalendar.dll
        
        FsCalendar.pdb
    - Calendar.ico
    - Converters
      - HighlightDateConverter.cs
    - FsCalendar.cs
    - FsCalendar.csproj
    - FsCalendar.csproj.ReSharper
    - FsCalendar.csproj.user
    - Properties
    - Themes
      - Generic.xaml
    - Utility
      - DateTimeExtensions.cs
  - FsCalendarDemo
    - App.xaml
    - App.xaml.cs
    - bin
      - Release
        
        FsCalendar.dll
        
        FsCalendar.pdb
        
        FsCalendarDemo.exe
        
        FsCalendarDemo.pdb
        
        FsCalendarDemo.vshost.exe
        
        FsCalendarDemo.vshost.exe.manifest
    - FsCalendarDemo.csproj
    - FsCalendarDemo.csproj.ReSharper
    - FsCalendarDemo.csproj.user
    - Properties
    - Utility
      - DateTimeExtensions.cs
    - View
      - MainWindow.xaml
      - MainWindow.xaml.cs
    - ViewModel
      - MainWindowViewModel.cs
      - ViewModelBase.cs
fs_calendar_source_code.zip
- FsCalendar.sln
- FsCalendar.suo
- Debug
  - FsCalendar.dll
  - FsCalendar.pdb
  - Calendar.ico
  - HighlightDateConverter.cs
  - FsCalendar.cs
  - FsCalendar.csproj
  - FsCalendar.csproj.user
  - AssemblyInfo.cs
  - Resources.Designer.cs
  - Resources.resx
  - Settings.Designer.cs
  - Settings.settings
  - Generic.xaml
  - App.xaml
  - App.xaml.cs
  - FsCalendar.dll
  - FsCalendar.pdb
  - FsCalendarDemo.exe
  - FsCalendarDemo.pdb
  - FsCalendarDemo.vshost.exe
  - FsCalendarDemo.vshost.exe.manifest
  - FsCalendarDemo.csproj
  - FsCalendarDemo.csproj.user
  - Holidays.txt
  - MainWindow.xaml
  - MainWindow.xaml.cs
  - AssemblyInfo.cs
  - Resources.Designer.cs
  - Resources.resx
  - Settings.Designer.cs
  - Settings.settings
Fs_Calendar_Source_Code_v1_1.zip
- FsCalendar.sln
- Calendar.ico
- HighlightDateConverter.cs
- FsCalendar.cs
- FsCalendar.csproj
- FsCalendar.csproj.ReSharper
- FsCalendar.csproj.user
- AssemblyInfo.cs
- Resources.Designer.cs
- Resources.resx
- Settings.Designer.cs
- Settings.settings
- Generic.xaml
- App.xaml
- App.xaml.cs
- FsCalendar.dll
- FsCalendarDemo.exe
- FsCalendarDemo.vshost.exe
- FsCalendarDemo.vshost.exe.manifest
- FsCalendarDemo.csproj
- FsCalendarDemo.csproj.user
- Holidays1.txt
- Holidays2.txt
- MainWindow.xaml
- MainWindow.xaml.cs
- AssemblyInfo.cs
- Resources.Designer.cs
- Resources.resx
- Settings.Designer.cs
- Settings.settings

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David Veeneman

Software Developer (Senior) Foresight Systems

United States

David Veeneman is a financial planner and software developer. He is the author of "The Fortune in Your Future" (McGraw-Hill 1998). His company, Foresight Systems, develops planning and financial software.

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