In this example we'll create a default calendar and change some of its properties:

 

First we will create an empty MPX file:

[C#]

MPXFile file = new MPXFile();

 

 

[Visual Basic]

Dim file As MPXFile =  New MPXFile()

 

And then the default calendar:

[C#]

file.AddDefaultBaseCalendar();

Calendar cal = file.GetBaseCalendar(Calendar.DefaultBaseCalendarName);

 

 

[Visual Basic]

file.AddDefaultBaseCalendar()

Dim cal As Calendar =  file.GetBaseCalendar(Calendar.DefaultBaseCalendarName)

 

Now we'll change Friday's work hours. First let's get default Friday's work hours:

[C#]

CalendarHours ch = cal.GetCalendarHours(DayOfWeek.Friday);

 

 

[Visual Basic]

Dim ch As CalendarHours =  cal.GetCalendarHours(DayOfWeek.Friday)

 

and then set new ones:

[C#]

ch.FromTime1 = System.DateTime.Parse("09:00:00");

ch.ToTime1 = System.DateTime.Parse("12:00:00");

ch.FromTime2 = System.DateTime.Parse("14:00:00");

ch.ToTime2 = System.DateTime.Parse("16:30:00");

ch.FromTime3 = null;

ch.ToTime3 = null;

 

 

[Visual Basic]

ch.FromTime1 = System.DateTime.Parse("09:00:00")

ch.ToTime1 = System.DateTime.Parse("12:00:00")

ch.FromTime2 = System.DateTime.Parse("14:00:00")

ch.ToTime2 = System.DateTime.Parse("16:30:00")

ch.FromTime3 = Nothing

ch.ToTime3 = Nothing

 

and also we'll add Christmas holidays period:

[C#]

CalendarPeriod ch = cal.AddCalendarPeriod();

ch.FromDate = new System.DateTime(2004, 12, 24);

ch.ToDate = new System.DateTime(2004, 12, 31);

ch.Working = false;

 

 

[Visual Basic]

Dim ch As CalendarPeriod =  cal.AddCalendarPeriod()

ch.FromDate = New System.DateTime(2004, 12, 24)

ch.ToDate = New System.DateTime(2004, 12, 31)

ch.Working = False

 

Our changed calendar will then look like this: