diff --git a/docs/basics/user-interface/controls/builtin-controls.md b/docs/basics/user-interface/controls/builtin-controls.md index 0189a1d28..02ad44616 100644 --- a/docs/basics/user-interface/controls/builtin-controls.md +++ b/docs/basics/user-interface/controls/builtin-controls.md @@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ These controls display repeating data, in either a tabular or list format: |[CalendarDatePicker](../../../reference/controls/calendar/calendar-date-picker.md)|DateTime|An extension of the calendar control that includes a text box and button.| |[ColorPicker](../../../reference/controls/colorpicker)|Color / HsvColor|The color picker supports user-selection and editing of colors using a spectrum, palette and component sliders. It also supports an optional alpha component, RGB or HSV color models and hexadecimal color values.| |[DatePicker](../../../reference/controls/datepicker.md)|DateTime|The date picker has three 'spinner' controls to allow the user to pick a date value.| -|[TimePicker](../../../reference/controls/timepicker.md)|TimeSpan|The time picker has three 'spinner' controls to allow the user to pick a time from hours, minutes and seconds.| +|[TimePicker](../../../reference/controls/timepicker.md)|TimeSpan|The time picker has two to four 'spinner' controls to allow the user to pick a time from hours, minutes and seconds.| ## Displaying images diff --git a/docs/get-started/wpf/comparison-of-avalonia-with-wpf-and-uwp.md b/docs/get-started/wpf/comparison-of-avalonia-with-wpf-and-uwp.md index 949be0bbf..d663b9c43 100644 --- a/docs/get-started/wpf/comparison-of-avalonia-with-wpf-and-uwp.md +++ b/docs/get-started/wpf/comparison-of-avalonia-with-wpf-and-uwp.md @@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ This section describes the differences in controls in vanilla WPF and UWP (with | ✖ | ✖ | TeachingTip | First introduced in the Windows UI Library | | TextBlock | TextBlock | TextBlock | | | TextBox | TextBox | TextBox | | -| TimePicker | ✖ | TimePicker | | +| TimePicker | ✖ | TimePicker | Avalonia's TimePicker is very similar to UWP's but additionally, optionally, supports seconds | | TimePickerFlyout | ✖ | TimePickerFlyout | | | ToggleButton | ToggleButton | ToggleButton | | | ✖ | ✖ | ToggleSplitButton | First introduced in the Windows UI Library | diff --git a/docs/reference/controls/timepicker.md b/docs/reference/controls/timepicker.md index 207d1ca3b..867554054 100644 --- a/docs/reference/controls/timepicker.md +++ b/docs/reference/controls/timepicker.md @@ -7,13 +7,13 @@ import TimePickerScreenshot from '/img/reference/controls/timepicker/timepicker. # TimePicker -The `TimePicker` has two or three 'spinner' controls to allow the user to pick a time value. The time picker can work in 24 or 12 hour formats. The picker controls display when the control is clicked. +The `TimePicker` has two to four 'spinner' controls to allow the user to pick a time value. The time picker can work in 24 or 12 hour formats and supports hours, minutes, and seconds. The picker controls display when the control is clicked. ## Useful Properties You will probably use these properties most often: -
PropertyDescription
ClockIdentifierChoose between 12 and 24 hour formats. The 12 hour format shows a third spinner for AM/PM.
MinuteIncrementDefines selectable increments for the minutes. The default is 1 (all minutes can be selected).
SelectedTime(Nullable TimeSpan) the selected time.
+
PropertyDescription
ClockIdentifierChoose between 12 and 24 hour formats. The 12 hour format shows an additional spinner for AM/PM.
UseSecondsShows an additional spinner for seconds when true. The default is false (seconds spinner is not shown).
MinuteIncrementDefines selectable increments for the minutes. The default is 1 (all minutes can be selected).
SecondIncrementDefines selectable increments for the seconds. The default is 1 (all seconds can be selected).
SelectedTime(Nullable TimeSpan) the selected time.
## Example diff --git a/docs/reference/controls/value-selector-controls.md b/docs/reference/controls/value-selector-controls.md index 1f6ef34ca..7168ccde0 100644 --- a/docs/reference/controls/value-selector-controls.md +++ b/docs/reference/controls/value-selector-controls.md @@ -6,4 +6,4 @@ description: REFERENCE These controls provide a graphical presentation to represent a value of a specific type. They also provide some kind of graphical interaction to change the value. -
ControlTypeDescription
CheckBoxBooleanTrue value presented as a check mark. Click interaction toggles the value. Has an option to display an 'unknown' value.
SliderDoubleRelative value compared to a maximum and minimum value presented as the position along the length of the slider track of the slider button. Drag interaction on the slider button can alter the value between the maximum and minimum values. Keyboard and click interactions can also nudge the value.
CalendarDateTimeThe calendar is a control for users to select dates or date ranges.
CalendarDatePickerDateTimeAn extension of the calendar control that includes a text box and button.
DatePickerDateTimeThe date picker has three 'spinner' controls to allow the user to pick a date value.
TimePickerTimeSpanThe time picker has three 'spinner' controls to allow the user to pick a time from hours, minutes and seconds.
+
ControlTypeDescription
CheckBoxBooleanTrue value presented as a check mark. Click interaction toggles the value. Has an option to display an 'unknown' value.
SliderDoubleRelative value compared to a maximum and minimum value presented as the position along the length of the slider track of the slider button. Drag interaction on the slider button can alter the value between the maximum and minimum values. Keyboard and click interactions can also nudge the value.
CalendarDateTimeThe calendar is a control for users to select dates or date ranges.
CalendarDatePickerDateTimeAn extension of the calendar control that includes a text box and button.
DatePickerDateTimeThe date picker has three 'spinner' controls to allow the user to pick a date value.
TimePickerTimeSpanThe time picker has two to four 'spinner' controls to allow the user to pick a time from hours, minutes and seconds.