On a Windows PC in Japan, this line of C# throws a format exception:
double d = double.Parse("NaN");
This line executes fine on my PC in the U.S.
Don't know where to begin troubleshooting this one. Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance, Jim
On a Windows PC in Japan, this line of C# throws a format exception:
double d = double.Parse("NaN");
This line executes fine on my PC in the U.S.
Don't know where to begin troubleshooting this one. Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance, Jim
First, you should determine the double value for "NaN". Anyway, parsing non numerical format string will cause System.FormatException, you should catch it and set double value manually.
double x;
string foo = "NaN";
try
{
x = double.Parse(foo);
}
catch
{
x = 0.0;
}
I see what the problem is. Try using the invariant format provider.
double d = double.Parse("NaN", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);