Calendar Constructors

Definition

Namespace:

Windows.Globalization

Overloads

Calendar()	Creates a Calendar object and initializes it to the current DateTime.
Calendar(IIterable<String>)	Creates a Calendar object that is initialized with a language list.
Calendar(IIterable<String>, String, String)	Creates a Calendar object that is initialized with a language list, calendar, and clock.
Calendar(IIterable<String>, String, String, String)	Creates a Calendar object that is initialized with a language list, calendar, clock, and time zone.

Calendar()

Creates a Calendar object and initializes it to the current DateTime.

C#

public Calendar();

See also

• Calendar(IIterable<String>, String, String)
• Calendar, date, and time controls
• Calendar sample
• Date and time formatting sample

Calendar(IIterable<String>)

Creates a Calendar object that is initialized with a language list.

C#

public Calendar(IEnumerable<string> languages);

Parameters

languages

IEnumerable<String>

The list of language identifiers, in priority order, that represents the choice of languages. These are used for resolving patterns to strings.

Remarks

Language tags support the Unicode extensions "ca-" and "nu-". (See Unicode Key/Type Definitions.) Note that these extensions can affect the calendar used by Calendar objects.

See also

• Calendar(IIterable<String>, String, String)
• Unicode Key/Type Definitions
• Calendar, date, and time controls
• Calendar sample
• Date and time formatting sample

Calendar(IIterable<String>, String, String)

Creates a Calendar object that is initialized with a language list, calendar, and clock.

C#

public Calendar(IEnumerable<string> languages, string calendar, string clock);

Parameters

languages

IEnumerable<String>

The list of language identifiers, in priority order, representing the choice of languages. These are used for resolving patterns to strings. See Remarks for Calendar.

calendar

String

The calendar identifier to use.

clock

String

The clock identifier to use.

See also

• Unicode Key/Type Definitions
• Calendar, date, and time controls
• Calendar sample
• Date and time formatting sample

Calendar(IIterable<String>, String, String, String)

Creates a Calendar object that is initialized with a language list, calendar, clock, and time zone.

C#

public Calendar(IEnumerable<string> languages, string calendar, string clock, string timeZoneId);

Parameters

languages

IEnumerable<String>

The list of language identifiers, in priority order, representing the choice of languages. These are used for resolving patterns to strings. See Remarks for Calendar.

calendar

String

The calendar identifier to use.

clock

String

The clock identifier to use.

timeZoneId

String

An identifier from the IANA Time Zone Database which identifies the time zone that should be used (for example, "America/Los_Angeles" for Pacific Time).

See also

• Calendar(IIterable<String>)
• Calendar(IIterable<String>, String, String)
• Unicode Key/Type Definitions