The answer is no but the help pages do provide sample code for the various properties. I suspect you are looking for a "hello world" type of sample code. The problem with that is there are too many ways to use the SRP Schedule Control that generic code doesn't really seem useful.
My suggestion is to focus upon the EntityList and AppointmentList properties. With those two properties you can create a functional schedule. Entities are effectively your columns where you can identify a type of resource that is capable of having appointments (e.g., a doctor is such a resource, as is a delivery truck, telephone repairman, etc.) Appointments, of course, are timeblocks on a given day associated with a given entity that define an event.
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The answer is no but the help pages do provide sample code for the various properties. I suspect you are looking for a "hello world" type of sample code. The problem with that is there are too many ways to use the SRP Schedule Control that generic code doesn't really seem useful.
My suggestion is to focus upon the EntityList and AppointmentList properties. With those two properties you can create a functional schedule. Entities are effectively your columns where you can identify a type of resource that is capable of having appointments (e.g., a doctor is such a resource, as is a delivery truck, telephone repairman, etc.) Appointments, of course, are timeblocks on a given day associated with a given entity that define an event.