The following example illustrates how to use this class as a default item editor with MindFusion.Scheduling. Because item editors are associated with items at class level, a new empty class is derived from Appointment and the ItemEditorEx is bound to it via the ItemEditor attribute. Finally the Calendar control is instructed to instantiate appointments from the new class by using the InteractiveItemType property.

C#  Copy Code
[ItemEditor(typeof(ItemEditorEx))] class AppointmentEx : Appointment {     // Empty class } // ...Somewhere during initialization... calendar.InteractiveItemType = typeof(AppointmentEx);

Visual Basic  Copy Code
<ItemEditor(GetType(ItemEditorEx))> _ Class AppointmentEx    Inherits Appointment     ' Empty class End Class ' ...Somewhere during initialization... calendar.InteractiveItemType = GetType(AppointmentEx)

System.Object
    System.MarshalByRefObject
        System.ComponentModel.Component
            System.Windows.Forms.Control
                System.Windows.Forms.ScrollableControl
                    System.Windows.Forms.ContainerControl
                        System.Windows.Forms.UserControl
                            MindFusion.Scheduling.WinForms.ItemEditorEx

ItemEditorEx Members
MindFusion.Scheduling.WinForms Namespace