String.Format(\"{0:d}\", item.ReleaseDate) In the above code \'d\' is used for location holder for item.ReleaseDate
I have some float values I want to convert to a string, I want to keep the formatting the same when converting, i.e. 999.0000(float) -> 999.0000(String).My problem is when the values contain an arbitr
I have a tooltip on an image inside of a listbox. The tooltip is setup as follows: <Image Grid.Column=\"0\" Source=\"{Binding PingRankImage}\"
I\'ve got a dict:开发者_如何学C text_to_count = { \"text1\": 1, \"text2\":0, \"text3\":2} I\'d like to create a list of formatted strings by sorting this dict\'s values (in descending order).
Consider this fictitious Python function: def f(s): # accepts a string containing placeholders # returns an interpolated string
I have a ListProperty(str): class Item(db.Model): tags = db.ListProperty(str) Sometimes I need to edit the tags already written to datastore, so I created an edit page:
I\'m building up several command strings to pass to os.system. I want to group the common stuff into a string then add the specific stuff as needed. For example:
I have a textbox, which uses multi-binding usingStringFormat...as shown below. But it displays the default value as
I have a class that build my main navigation. Everything works fine except for the html output i get in the source code. In my class i got something like this:
I have bind my Amount Label\'s Content Property to a decimal property via DataContext. I am trying to apply stringformat but see no effect. Does StringFormat feature work on Label controls ?? Please t
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