The TimeSpanUpDown class appears to support a range of only 24 days, and no fractional seconds. As the TimeSpan class itself supports up to approx. 29227.7 years, and supports sub-millisecond precision, the control is insufficient for a wide range of applications.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: BoucherS **
Comments: ** Comment from web user: BoucherS **
Hi,
The TimeSpanUpDown supports more than 24 days (you probably used the hours instead of the days to input your days). The format is :
dd.hh:mm:ss.fffffff
TimeSpanUpDown also supports 7 fractionnal seconds (but there is a bug : increment/decrement is done on seconds instead of milliseconds).
v2.5 fixed the following issues in the timeSpanUpDown :
1) With more than 9 days (using 2 digits), the selection was not accurate
2) Selecting the fractions of seconds and incrementing was incrementing the seconds