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• arthur

  May 2013

  While it is not included as functionality, it is fairly simple to put this functionality in due to the inheritance nature of Enyo: http://jsfiddle.net/eF4cc/
  
  I achieved this result by looking at the code for the TimePicker (https://github.com/enyojs/onyx/blob/master/source/TimePicker.js) and creating a new kind called IntervalTimePicker which inherits from TimePicker. Then, I overrode the initDefaults() method, which, as you can see in the source, is used by TimePicker to render the components, to call my minuteIntervalChanged method which destroys the existing minutePicker client controls and then rebuilds them based on our interval value.

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• arthur

  May 2013

  Sorry, the first link should be http://jsfiddle.net/eF4cc/1/, since I changed the property name to be more specific and to allow for possible expansion into hour intervals and so forth.

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• mhouse

  May 2013

  @arthur, thanks! That's perfect. I wouldn't be disappointed if that functionality made its way into production enyo. I can now choose my time interval and it seems that's how it should be.

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• mhouse

  May 2013

  One last (I hope) question. I am creating these pickers on the fly and I can successfully pass a time to the picker and the hour is set correctly, but the minute is always 00. I noticed this behavior in your fiddle as well. The hour is correct, but the minute is always 00. How can I have the current (or value I pass) minute, rounded to the nearest minuteInterval be displayed?

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• arthur

  May 2013

  I actually put that together a few days after I posted the original response, so as to keep in line with the original design of TimePicker but I didn't post that link here.
  
  http://jsfiddle.net/arthurthornton/g8aqr/

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• mhouse

  May 2013

  Magnificent, and thanks for all of the commenting so I can go through it and understand what you are doing.

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