I have some VB .NET software that interfaces to a load of old (but sound) COM objects. The VB provides a GU开发者_StackOverflowI for the COM objects, part of which consists of setting various options
I use gettext to translate my user interface. I\'d like to write symbol % as part of a UI caption in a string, but since it has a special meaning, does not works as expect开发者_JAVA技巧ed. How can I
I am binding an object to a TextBox with the following XAML: <TextBox Name=\"MyTextBox\" Text=\"{Bi开发者_如何转开发nding Path=MyValue, Mode=TwoWay, StringFormat={}{0:F2}}\" />
Ok so if I have a double to begin with how do I limit it or truncate digits to 1dp since I know they\'re not needed to be viewed
In XAML, it is easy enough to use StringFormat=\'$#,0;$-#,0;Nil\' to make a bound integer variable display as a nicely formatted dollar 开发者_高级运维amount. e.g., 1024 would come out as \'$1,024\'.
I\'m wondering if there is a library like Boost Format, but which supports named parameters rather than positional ones. This is a common idiom in e.g. Python, where you have a context to format strin
I am trying to use the python 2.5 string formattinghowever I have run into problem in the following example:
In this post about SQLite, aaronasterling told me that cmd = \"attach \\\"%s\\\" as toMerge\" % \"b.db\" : is wrong
I have the following columns in a gridview, one is a date and the other one is a dollar amount. I applied the formatting and set the HtmlEncode property to false, however the values still come up unfo
I\'m trying to represent a number with leading and trailing zeros so that the total width is 7 including the decimal point. For example, I want to represent \"5\" as \"005.000\". It seems that string
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