Time problem

person

17y2.6k

Hi,

Is there anyway of (with using listview etc) to time layer a row (not a 'row' but a line section) so that time oriented shifts (i.e monday 9a.m. - 5p.m) can be displayed by a unique object, say a rectangle?
The lines have to specific for eac employee
E.g.
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | etc
Emp 1 [ [Rectangle] ]

so emp1 works from midday monday to early hours of tuesday. I know that was a horrible visual aid.

Thanks in advance

Urema.

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person17y ago
Martin,

I am using a hash table, which is grand and it does its job......I should'av made it clearer that the problem is with the display aspect.....currently it flickers like crazy due to large dynamic data set that I am using. Im using WPF with a canvas to draw the shifts and calculating their loci according to minutes in the week mapped to grid coordinates. It seems fine so far, yet if anyone thinks of any other, better, way of doing this I would love to hear it, and will appreciate the support greatly.

Thanks again Martin for your input.

N Dean G.
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Martin Dodd17y ago
You could use a hash table, and use the key as the time shift, and the value as the name of the shape. Thus when interpreting the displayed image relating the value to the actual shape. I hope that this helps. Regards,

Martin Dodd
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