Probably a very simple problem and I have been looking for the answer but can not find the it, probably because i have not found out what to ask.
In my ASP.Net Website I am using String.Format(\"{0:C}\", param) to format curren开发者_Go百科cy values. On my local machine this works great, but when deploying the website to the server the outpu
I know about sprintf(), but how can I use the same parameter more than once? If I use the following code, I get an error about using few parameters.
I got three UTF-8 stings: hello, world hello, 世界 hello, 世rld I only want the first 10 ascii-char-width so that the bracket in one column:
I was looking to bind a timespan property to a textblock,which seems to be resolved with the help of this post
I am trying to format a textblock which is bound to a TimeSpan property. It works if the property is of type DateTime but it fails if it is a TimeSpan. I can get it done using a converter. But I am tr
I need to know how to format a given number (or date, or whatever) always italian language, no matter in what country the client is...
I am translating some code from VB to C# and came across this: Format(seg.R, \" 00.00000;-00.00000\") // <-- There is a leading space in the first format string
I\'d like to display a millisecond timer value in a game. String.format is hellishly slow on Android, so I can\'t use it. I currently use
I can\'t find information on how to use the CultureInfo classes (or whatever is needed) to display a formatted time in \"a.m.\" and \"p.m.\" (note the periods) instead of the default AM and PM.
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