This is how you can bind a layer in a GanttRow to show the your data from an ArrayList as Time Items in the Gantt:
// If you have data with two DateTime properties….
class TimedThing:object
{
public TimedThing(DateTime start,DateTime stop)
{
Start=start;
Stop=stop;
}
private DateTime fstart;
private DateTime fstop;
public DateTime Start
{
get{return fstart;}
set{fstart=value;}
}
public DateTime Stop
{
get{return fstop;}
set{fstop=value;}
}
}
private void button1_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
// …And you put such objects in an arraylist…
ArrayList myTimeItems=new ArrayList();
myTimeItems.Add(new TimedThing(DateTime.Today,DateTime.Today.AddDays(1)));
myTimeItems.Add(new TimedThing(DateTime.Today.AddDays(2),DateTime.Today.AddDays(3)));
myTimeItems.Add(new TimedThing(DateTime.Today.AddDays(4),DateTime.Today.AddDays(5)));
myTimeItems.Add(new TimedThing(DateTime.Today.AddDays(6),DateTime.Today.AddDays(7)));
myTimeItems.Add(new TimedThing(DateTime.Today.AddDays(8),DateTime.Today.AddDays(9)));
GanttRow gr1=GanttRow.FromGridNode(gantt1.Grid.GridStructure.RootNodes[0]);
Layer l=gr1.Layers.AddLayer();
// Then you can set up the Layer to display your properties as start and stop for time items
l.NameInDS_Start=”Start”;
l.NameInDS_Stop=”Stop”;
l.DataSourceList=myTimeItems;
// cool…
}