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    extract datetimepicker (dateedit) form devexpress components source code

    i have source code of latest devexpress (version 12.2.8)
    Is it possible extract only dateedit source code and compile it as Separate component ?
    i want use its source code to made my own datetimepiker in other calendar ?

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    Re: extract datetimepicker (dateedit) form devexpress components source code

    Assuming that you are licensed to do so, you could, in theory, just use the Add -> Existing Item option to add that class to your own project. I have a feeling that that wouldn't work though, because that class most likely has dependencies on other DevExpress classes.
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    Re: extract datetimepicker (dateedit) form devexpress components source code

    tank you
    is there any source code for datetimepicker as .net datetimepicker ?

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    Re: extract datetimepicker (dateedit) form devexpress components source code

    That's probably a question you could answer for yourself.

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