I want to convert a numeric value to a string, displaying culture-specific digits. For example, the Dari language used in Afghanistan (culture name \"prs-AF\") uses Eastern-Arabic numerals instead of
I am using Visual Studio 2008 and ASP.NET to build a web app. Most of my web pages are based on a single master page. This master page contains three button links that act as language switches; the Cl
Is it possible to determine if the CultureInfo insta开发者_如何学Gonce that I am working with is based on a Latin character set or not?I believe you can use the CultureInfo.TextInfo.ANSICodePage.
Above is the screenshot of the site in development... We have a DropdownList control and on its SelectedIndexChanged it postbacks, and we then change the site culture and it then loads the respecti
I have country list with two letter code like \'US\' andand three letter code like \'USA\'. I just want to assign all 239 countries have t开发者_如何学编程he locale code like en-US (not es-US).
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I cam trying to convert a datetime to string and back, but making it so that it works for all cultures.
I have the following code that produces a date string in en-us format. I would like to pass in the LCID (or equivalent value for the localized language) to produce the localized version of the date st
How can i find the language for a given locale? Example: input: en_US output: English Using the .NET libraries? I tried the CultureInfo class, but i can\'t find someth开发者_Python百科ing usefull.
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