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    Posted: 02 March 2009 at 10:48am
I use Xtreme ToolkitPro v13.0.0

void CXTPCalendarDayView::SetScaleMaxTime(const COleDateTime dtNewScaleMaxTime)
{
    if (dtNewScaleMaxTime.GetStatus() == COleDateTime::valid)
    {
        m_dtTimeScaleMax = CXTPCalendarUtils::ResetDate(dtNewScaleMaxTime);

        CXTPCalendarControl::CUpdateContext updateContext(m_pControl, xtpCalendarUpdateRedraw);
    }
}


How can i set default value m_dtTimeScaleMax == 1.0 ???
I want see all time (all hours) at time scale. If i chenge it, i can't back...
m_dtTimeScaleMax is private member
I need help
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I recompile libraries
void CXTPCalendarDayView::SetScaleMaxTime(const COleDateTime dtNewScaleMaxTime)
{
    if (dtNewScaleMaxTime.GetStatus() == COleDateTime::valid)
    {
        m_dtTimeScaleMax = dtNewScaleMaxTime;
        if ( m_dtTimeScaleMax.m_dt > 1.0 ) m_dtTimeScaleMax = CXTPCalendarUtils::ResetDate( m_dtTimeScaleMax );
        CXTPCalendarControl::CUpdateContext updateContext(m_pControl, xtpCalendarUpdateRedraw);
    }
}
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You can set Max Scale Time in Options to be 23:30, Min Scale Time to be 0:00 = it will give you same result without code changes. Am I right?

At least I see in my DayView such hours range (0=00 - 23:30)
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No. By default you can see in DayView: 0:00 - 24:00.
Look in the constructor CXTPCalendarDayView - m_dtTimeScaleMax = 1.0
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If you do not change the function SetScaleMaxTime, then open access to m_dtTimeScaleMax, i want set it in (DATE)1.0
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You right in term of logical bug in CXTPCalendarUtils::ResetDate function and I guess in some other functions of such strange class.
I already fixed enough here but need to fix more.
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OK - I made m_dtTimeScaleMax (and m_dtTimeScaleMin also) to be PUBLIC - this is already in SVN.
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