Time selection in the form of a list?

I think it fails with the symbol translation. A Rez resource becomes a symbol, eg Rez.Layouts.MyMenu is the symbol :MyMenu of the module/class Rez.Layouts

In similar fashion your string id "00:00" becomes :00:00 which is... the :00 symbol twice? Change the string ID to midnight or 0000 to fix it. Don't use : in string ids in short.

when i do this:

<setting propertyKey="@TIME" title="TIME">
<settingConfig type="alphaNumeric" maxLength="5"/>
</setting>

<property id="TIME" type="string">10:00</property>

so it works, but I have to enter the time manually.

They need time to be able to choose from a list - sheet.

How can I achieve this?

Yeah. You dont use a rez resource for it in that case. You are using a fixed calue if you will.

@String is a Rez.String resource, which you can also access directly in the code. 

I dont think you need a string resource for 00:00 in this use case. The strings make it easier to translate stuff. Digits are in most languages I know digits. So it makes no sense to make them "translatable". If you add a language this @String resource may be different.

Let's say we have a string resource :watch, this is string id watch with the value watch in yoir strings.xml. We add language support and add Dutch. In resources-dut you now add the string id watch with the value horloge. And Dutch language users would see horloge instead of watch.

With your numeric values.. it doesnt really make sense. If you still want to do it. Dont use an id with colons. Just remove the colon and make it just alphanumeric. 

So can you please write me an example of how to correctly change the time?

When I do
"0000", so I don't take it into account and the function doesn't work.

But if I do "00:00", it works for me, but only for manual entry. I want to select a time from the list.

CONST:

enum{

TIME_1 = "00:00",
TIME_2 = "00:30",
TIME_3 = "01:00",
TIME_4 ,= "01:30"
TIME_5 = "02:00",

}

Thank you

From how I look at it:

<setting propertyKey="@Properties.TIME" title="@Strings.TIME">
<settingConfig type="list">
<listEntry value="0">@Strings.00:00</listEntry>
<listEntry value="1">@Strings.00:30</listEntry>
<listEntry value="2">@Strings.01:00</listEntry>
<listEntry value="3">@Strings.01:30</listEntry>
</settingConfig>

<!-- change to -->
<setting propertyKey="@Properties.TIME" title="@Strings.TIME">
<settingConfig type="list">
<listEntry value="0">00:00</listEntry>
<listEntry value="1">00:30</listEntry>
<listEntry value="2">01:00</listEntry>
<listEntry value="3">01:30</listEntry>
</settingConfig>

<!-- if you want to keep string ids -->
<setting propertyKey="@Properties.TIME" title="@Strings.TIME">
<settingConfig type="list">
<listEntry value="0">@Strings.0000</listEntry>
<listEntry value="1">@Strings.0030</listEntry>
<listEntry value="2">@Strings.0100</listEntry>
<listEntry value="3">@Strings.0130</listEntry>
</settingConfig>

<!-- in strings.xml -->
<string id="0000">00:00</string>

But I would not use the strings.xml for this, as said, it is not something that is "translateable", a 100km is 100km also in China. Although they probably have a different writing for the km part, that you can put in strings.xml.