System.Windows.Forms
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System.ComponentModel.TypeConverter
The class represents a single date or a range of dates. This class is commonly associated with the control, where it represents the selected and highlighted dates. The class is an adjunct class to that enables you to convert to and from other types, most often strings.
For more information about type converters, see the base class, Generalized Type Conversion, and How to: Implement a Type Converter.
You should never create a . Instead, call the method of the class. For more information, see the examples in the base class.
Provides a type converter to convert objects to and from various other types.
Constructor
is the default constructor supplied by the compiler.
You should never create a . Instead, call the method of the class. For more information, see the examples in the base class.
Initializes a new instance of the class.
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Method
System.Boolean
The class is specialized to convert between the types and . As a result, the method returns true if the parameter is of type . Otherwise, it defers the call to the base implementation of this method, .
Determines if this converter can convert an object of the specified source type to the native type of the converter by querying the supplied type descriptor context.
true if the converter can perform the specified conversion; otherwise, false.
A that provides a format context.
The source to be converted.
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Method
System.Boolean
The method returns true if the parameter is of type or . Otherwise, it defers the call to the base implementation of this method, .
Gets a value indicating whether this converter can convert an object to the specified destination type by using the specified context.
true if this converter can perform the specified conversion; otherwise, false.
A that provides a format context.
The destination to convert into.
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Method
System.Object
The method is specialized to convert values that represent a range of dates to their representations. Types other than are passed to the base class implementation of this method.
Converts the specified value to the converter's native type by using the specified locale.
An that represents the converted .
A that provides a format context.
The locale information for the conversion.
The to convert.
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Method
System.Object
The method is specialized to convert values to their or representations. Other types are passed to the base class implementation of this method.
Converts the specified object to another type by using the specified culture.
An that represents the converted .
A that provides a format context.
The locale information for the conversion.
The to convert.
The destination to convert into.
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Method
System.Object
Use the method to make changes to an existing immutable object by creating a modified version of it. This method expects the parameter to have elements with key values of Start and End, each with the corresponding value.
Creates a object by using the specified type descriptor and set of property values for that object.
If successful, the newly created ; otherwise, this method throws an exception.
A that provides a format context.
An that contains the new property values.
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Method
System.Boolean
The default implementation always returns true.
Determines if changing a value on an instance should require a call to to create a new value.
true if must be called to make a change to one or more properties; otherwise false.
A that provides a format context.
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Method
System.ComponentModel.PropertyDescriptorCollection
The default implementation of this method does not use the or parameters, but simply refers the call to the TypeDescriptor. method.
Returns the set of filtered properties for the type
If successful, the set of properties that should be exposed for the type; otherwise, null.
A that provides a format context.
An that specifies the type of array for which to get properties.
An array of type that is used as a filter.
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Method
System.Boolean
The default implementation always returns true.
Determines whether the current object supports properties that use the specified type descriptor context.
true if can be called to find the properties of a object; otherwise, false.
A that provides a format context.
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