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Are there any codes that allow for numerical formatting of data when using string.format?
Started by Kievia on
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I wrote the question as I found....
Apologies.
}", 12000);
Which would output £12,000.00
Yes, you could format it this way:
string.Format("Format number to: {0 : #.00}", number); string.Format("Format date to: {0 : MM/dd/yyyy}", date.
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I've seen Best tools for working with DocBook XML documents , but my question is slightly different. Which is the currently recommended formatting toolchain - as opposed to editing tool - for XML DocBook?
In Eric Raymond's 'The Art of Unix Programming...
Started by Jonathan Leffler on
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The docs in chm format chm: chm/htmlhelp.hpp @echo -e "\n=== Creating CHM\n" @echo logo.png >> # Build the docs in HTML format html: html/index.html html/index.html: entities.ent build/docbook-xsl ./build/html.xsl manual.xml @echo ....
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Some people use big ugly fonts with ugly colors in their mail. However, since these people are colleagues, I'd still like to read their mail, but without hurting my eyes :)
I'd also like to keep html formatting on by default. So is there something like...
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Sure this will work, but go into the address book, right click a user>properties then set.
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One of the people who took the time to comment on my other question about Clojure/LISP syntax pointed out that I had not written my sample code in the standard LISP way. So he was kind enough to rewrite the code snippet and that's a big help. But it raised...
Started by Onorio Catenacci on
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Of course, because the pprint macro exists, it's not strictly necessary for you to follow standard ... .
Having ONE TRUE FORMAT is always a good thing for code, and the pprint macro gives you that format built into the language.
Does things.
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Hi, I'm new here
I bought a Nook ST and I started to learn how to create EPUBs.
So I downloaded a new and free ebook, in PDF.
I want to convert it to a good ePub and, once it's done, convert EPUB for Kindle devices without losing formatting.
I'm using...
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Calibre handles most of the places where I have used a stylesheet... .
The way I do it is to make the ePub in valid XHTML files with an external style sheet, content.opf and toc.ncx files, package them up into a valid ePub file, and use calibre to convert to mobi .
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In my last job we worked on a very database heavy application and I developed some formatting standards so that we would all write SQL with a common layout. We also developed coding standards but these are more platform specific so I'll not go into them...
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So long as this objective is achieved then there are a number of good layout are being adopted by everyone... .
I think with SQL formatting as with other code format, the formatting is secondary.
Just a personal preference for readability).
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I hate to ask such a dumb question, but I'm just starting out, so here goes.
myString = "2 to 2.5 power is " + Math.Pow(2, 2.5);
I want to format the resulting number to 4 decimal places and show the string in a MessageBox. I can't seem to figure this...
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Math.Pow(2, 2.5).ToString("N4 is the Standard Numeric Format ....
You might need to look it up in the MSDN to find more formatting options.
More formatting options
The ToString method should do the trick.
Is what you want I think.
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Having a heck of a time with getting this formatting correct so any ideas would be appreciated. we have a bunch of information pertaining to foos that we want to keep grouped together. So if we had a bunch of foos listed next to each other, if that element...
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That's a table in my book..
Actually listing things with rows and columns.
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When presenting preformatted text on the web (e.g. code samples), line wrapping can be a problem. You want to wrap for readability without scrolling, but also need it to be unambiguous to the user that it is all one line with no line break.
For example...
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First each line needs to be wrapped in some sort of containing block... .
But SO is about solutions to real problems so here we go.. .
It requires a number of bad practices.
:(
Here is one (unpleasant) way of doing this.
Sorry.
This cannot be done with CSS.
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Hello,
Below is the generated HTML for some pagination links, and also the CSS that is applied to it. For Page 1, the links appear to be 940 px from the top of the screen, which is what I want. However, when I click on a page besides page 1, the links...
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Like so:
#pagination { position: fixed; top: 940px; }....
You could set the position to fixed and set the top property to 940px .
I hope I understand your question correctly, but if you contain the pagination in an element, say a div with id="pagination" .
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