TaskConstraintKind
How a task's own planned date holds it, in addition to its links: as the earliest it may start, as a date it must start on, or as the earliest it may finish.
public enum TaskConstraintKindRemarks
Set it with ProjectTask.Constraint. The date it applies to is
ProjectTask.Start, except for TaskConstraintKind.FinishNoEarlierThan, which reads
ProjectTask.Finish (and falls back to ProjectTask.Start when the task has
no planned finish). A constraint whose date is not set has no effect.
See also
Members at a glance
| Members | |
|---|---|
FinishNoEarlierThan | The task finishes on ProjectTask.Finish or later: its start is held back until it
would finish no earlier than that date.
With no planned finish, ProjectTask.Start is read as a start-no-earlier-than date
instead. |
MustStartOn | The task starts on ProjectTask.Start even when its links or its summary would hold it
later. The clash is reported as ScheduleProblemKind.ConstraintConflict in
ProjectSchedule.Problems, and the date is kept. |
StartNoEarlierThan | The task starts on ProjectTask.Start or later: its links may push it later, never
earlier. This is the default, and what a planned start means when nothing else is said. |
Members
FinishNoEarlierThan
The task finishes on ProjectTask.Finish or later: its start is held back until it
would finish no earlier than that date.
With no planned finish, ProjectTask.Start is read as a start-no-earlier-than date
instead.
MustStartOn
The task starts on ProjectTask.Start even when its links or its summary would hold it
later. The clash is reported as ScheduleProblemKind.ConstraintConflict in
ProjectSchedule.Problems, and the date is kept.
StartNoEarlierThan
The task starts on ProjectTask.Start or later: its links may push it later, never
earlier. This is the default, and what a planned start means when nothing else is said.