Although I\'ve worked with it in C and Java, I forget the basic output method for getting placeholders to make columns on a text output:
For convenient usage I want to write formatting function similar to sprintf just returning std::string, like this:
Do I have to formulate all of my strings in java like \"Some static words\" + variable + \" some more static words.\" or is there a way to do something like the way ruby allows you to evaluate a secti
I am get开发者_运维问答ting a social security number (SSN) from a data warehouse. While posting it to a CRM I want it to be formatted like XXX-XX-XXXX instead of XXXXXXXXX.
I took the following function from this site and plugged it into my code to display a user-friendly time string based on a millisecond argument.
Didn\'t find how to do that. What I found was more or less on the lines of this (http://blog.stevex.net/string-formatting-in-csharp/):
I have a little problem with the current format of my negative currency number. Here\'s a screenshot resuming my situation.
Using .NET string formatting you can plug the same value into a format string multiple times: Console.Write(\"{0}{0}{0开发者_高级运维}\", 1) //prints \"111\"
I have a collection of textblocks that I\'m going to be showing and I\'m needing the text of each textblock to be displayed differently. I\'m currently saving the format string in the tag 开发者_运维技
I need to format numbers in a way that they should be preceded with zeros to contain开发者_运维百科 5 digits.
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