While searching on how to escape a single quote in String.Format, I found the answer at SO: Escaping single quote in String.Format()
It seems to be different for VB though. I tested it, and indeed C# needs
string s = DateTime.Now.ToString("MMM d \\'yy 'at' H:mmm");
while VB needs
Dim s As String = Now.ToString("MMM d \'yy 'at' H:mmm...
I need to print a string in a message box in specific format for which i am using code similar to as shown below:
string text="";
for (int i=0; i<n; i++)
{
a=..
b=..
c=..
text += String.Format("{0, -8} {1,-4} {2,8}", a, b, c);
}
MessageBox.Show(text);
So for following set of values:
XYZ,ABC,100
X,ABC,100
I get followi...
Hi,
I have a bunch of data that I need to beautify and output. The current code I'm using is:
String.format("%1s" + "%7d" + "%17d" + "%18d" + "\n", string, int, int, int);
The resulting output from my first file is :
2006-09-16 09:00:01 1 0 501
2006-09-16 08:15:00 0 4 ...
I am writing a code generation tool that frequently will have lines like
StringBuilder sp = new Stringbuilder();
sp.AppendFormat(" public {0}TextColumn()\n", className);
sp.AppendLine(" {"
sp.AppendLine(" Column = new DataGridViewTextBoxColumn();");
sp.AppendFormat(" Column.DataPropertyName = \"{0}\";...
I have a little chunk of code (see below) that is returning the string:
string.Format("{0}----{1}",3,"test 2");
so how do I get this to actually "Execute"? To run and do the format/replacement of {0} and {1}?
My Code snippet:
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
sb.Append("{0}----{1}\",");
sb.AppendFormat(ReturnParamValue(siDTO, ...
I've been searching the internet with the string.format for my code and it seems that I can't find the right one that looks like on my code.
DataColumn dtCol;
dtCol = new DataColumn("ImagePath", System.Type.GetType("System.String"));
dtImages.Columns.Add(dtCol);
dtImages.Columns["ImagePath"].Expression = string.Format("<a href=\"'{0}'+I...
I want to display the elapsed time between two dates in a string.
Let's say I have the following code:
DateTime date1 = DateTime.Now();
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(2500);
DateTime date2 = DateTime.Now();
TimeSpan elapsed = date2.substract(date1);
Console.WriteLine("> {0:hh:mm:ss}", elapsed);
What I expect:
> 00:00:03
What I get...
I have a detailsView whose date values in a cell are currently being displayed in longDateFormat, i want to convert all date values in this DetailsView to short date.
For example, instead of 6/1/2010 12:00:00 AM, i want to display just 6/1/2010
For a Gridview, i can achieve that by the code blow
Protected Sub DetailsView4_DataBound(...
string template = @"
{
argument1 = ""{0}"";
argument2 = {1};
}";
When I format it as a usual string with string.Format, naturally i get an exception that the input string was not in correct format. I tried escaping the arguments as it is recommended in msdn documentation, like "{{0}...
So for example lets say when I string.format a date and use the string "or" in format pattern I want that converted to the ordinal value of the Date.
ie
string.Format("{0:ddor MMM yyyy}.", DateTime.Now)
should output
1st Jan 2010
See below for how to derive the ordinal numbers
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/69262/is-there-an-...
I have a compressed string value I'm extracting from an import file. I need to format this into a parcel number, which is formatted as follows: ##-##-##-###-###. So therefore, the string "410151000640" should become "41-01-51-000-640". I can do this with the following code:
String.Format("{0:##-##-##-###-###}", Convert.ToInt64("41015100...
Hi,
Can anyone explain why the following occurs:
String.Format(null, "foo") // Returns foo
String.Format((string)null, "foo") // Throws ArgumentNullException:
// Value cannot be null.
// Parameter name: format
Thanks.
...
In my application, there are possibilities to format a string using the string.Format() function. I want to add the possibility to return blank when the result is zero.
As far as I can see, it is possible to do this using the code: 0.toString("0;; ");, but as i already mentioned, I need to use the string.Format() function (since it must...