MonthCalendar.AddBoldedDate(DateTime) Method

Reference

Definition

Namespace:: System.Windows.Forms

Assembly:: System.Windows.Forms.dll

Source:: MonthCalendar.cs

Source:: MonthCalendar.cs

Source:: MonthCalendar.cs

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Adds a day to be displayed in bold in the month calendar.

public:
 void AddBoldedDate(DateTime date);

public void AddBoldedDate(DateTime date);

member this.AddBoldedDate : DateTime -> unit

Public Sub AddBoldedDate (date As DateTime)

Parameters

date: DateTime

The date to be displayed in bold.

Examples

The following code example uses the AddBoldedDate and UpdateBoldedDates methods to mark and display in a bold font dates read from a file. This example requires that a MonthCalendar control, named monthCalendar1, has been added to a Form and that this method is placed within the form and called from it.

private:
   // The following method uses Add to add dates that are 
   // bolded, followed by an UpdateBoldedDates to make the
   // added dates visible.
   void loadDates()
   {
      String^ myInput;
      try
      {
         StreamReader^ myInputStream = File::OpenText( "myDates.txt" );
         while ( (myInput = myInputStream->ReadLine()) != nullptr )
         {
            monthCalendar1->AddBoldedDate( DateTime::Parse( myInput->Substring( 0, myInput->IndexOf( " " ) ) ) );
            listBox1->Items->Add( myInput );
         }
         monthCalendar1->UpdateBoldedDates();
         myInputStream->Close();
         File::Delete( "myDates.txt" );
      }
      catch ( FileNotFoundException^ fnfe ) 
      {
         
         // Code to handle a file that could not be found should go here.
         Console::WriteLine( "An error occurred: '{0}'", fnfe );
      }

   }

// The following method uses Add to add dates that are 
// bolded, followed by an UpdateBoldedDates to make the
// added dates visible.

private void loadDates()
{
    String myInput ;
    try
    {
        StreamReader myInputStream = File.OpenText("myDates.txt");
        while((myInput = myInputStream.ReadLine()) != null)
        {
            monthCalendar1.AddBoldedDate(DateTime.Parse(myInput.Substring(0,myInput.IndexOf(" "))));
            listBox1.Items.Add(myInput);
        }
        monthCalendar1.UpdateBoldedDates();
        myInputStream.Close();
        File.Delete("myDates.txt");
    }catch(FileNotFoundException fnfe)
    {
        // Code to handle a file that could not be found should go here.
    Console.WriteLine("An error occurred: '{0}'", fnfe);
    }             
}

' The following method uses Add to add dates that are 
' bolded, followed by an UpdateBoldedDates to make the
' added dates visible.
Private Sub loadDates()
   Dim myInput As [String]
   Try
      Dim myInputStream As StreamReader = File.OpenText("myDates.txt")
      myInput = myInputStream.ReadLine()
      While myInput IsNot Nothing
         monthCalendar1.AddBoldedDate(DateTime.Parse(myInput.Substring(0, myInput.IndexOf(" "))))
         listBox1.Items.Add(myInput)
         myInput = myInputStream.ReadLine()
      End While
      monthCalendar1.UpdateBoldedDates()
      myInputStream.Close()
      File.Delete("myDates.txt")
   Catch fnfe As FileNotFoundException
   End Try
End Sub

Remarks

You must call the UpdateBoldedDates method afterward to update the display.

To add multiple dates in a single assignment, you can assign an array of DateTime objects to the BoldedDates property.

Applies to

Produkt	Versioner
.NET Framework	1.1, 2.0, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 4.5.1, 4.5.2, 4.6, 4.6.1, 4.6.2, 4.7, 4.7.1, 4.7.2, 4.8, 4.8.1
Windows Desktop	3.0, 3.1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

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