| GanttView for WinForms Task-Based Help > Assigning Resources to a Task |
You can assign resources to a specific task first by creating the resource and then assigning the resource to the specific task. Resources can be created at design time, run time, or programmatically. At run time they can be created using the Project Resources dialog box and then assigned to the task using the Task Information dialog box. At design time they can be created using the C1GanttView.Resources Collection Editor and then assigned to the task using the Task.ResourceRefs Collection Editor. Resources can also be created programmatically using the Resource class and Add method.
To add a resource to task1 at design time, complete the following:
To programmatically add a resource to task1, complete the following:
To write code in Visual Basic
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Private Sub btnAddResource_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs)
' add the new Resource object
Dim r As New Resource()
r.Name = "Resource 1"
r.Cost = 300D
ganttView.Resources.Add(r)
' find task1
Dim task1 As Task = ganttView.Tasks.Search("Task 1")
If task1 IsNot Nothing AndAlso r IsNot Nothing AndAlso task1.ResourceRefs.Count = 0 Then
' add a resource reference to the task
Dim rRef As New ResourceRef()
rRef.Resource = r
rRef.Amount = 0.5
task1.ResourceRefs.Add(rRef)
End If
End Sub
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To write code in C#
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private void btnAddResource_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// add the new Resource object
Resource r = new Resource();
r.Name = "Resource 1";
r.Cost = 300m;
ganttView.Resources.Add(r);
// find task1
Task task1 = ganttView.Tasks.Search("Task 1");
if (task1 != null && task1.ResourceRefs.Count == 0)
{
// add a resource reference to the task
ResourceRef rRef = new ResourceRef();
rRef.Resource = r;
rRef.Amount = 0.5;
task1.ResourceRefs.Add(rRef);
}
}
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