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Nov 5th, 2007, 11:05 AM
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String formatting
Okay, tried a few things and just can't get this to work, what I'm TRYING to do is write out a number formated so it's always the same number of digits, would seem simple but...
I've tried int i=0;
String.Format("{0:00000000}",i.ToString());Which just seems to produce a single 0, instead of the 8 I'd like, I've also tried int i=0;
String.Format("{0:8}",i.ToString());Which is better because it puts in all the spaces to make it an 8 character, but still only puts a 0 as the final one, anyone have any ideas? I've tried googling it but a lot of topics explain how to make decimals appear, but not pre-numeric 0's. |
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Nov 5th, 2007, 11:08 AM
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Re: String formatting
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