cultureinfo

问题 I'm using .NET 3.5 and running the following code: var culture = new CultureInfo("zh"); // Throws ArgumentException I got the string "zh" from an xml:lang attribute. I don't understand why an exception is thrown, because for instance "de" (wich is parent for "de-DE") is working fine. The culture "zh-CN" does work, but thats nothing that I can use. Edit: It works on .NET 4.5.1 (thanks to xanatos) - so even if the MSDN page explains that Chinese is an exception, the behaviour is different in

问题 Preface: I know how to create a read-only CultureInfo object. That is not the question and it has been answered in detail here: CultureInfo thread safety Note that the text of that question is similar to this one, but the answers are completely different. Before thinking about closing this question as a duplicate of the other one, please consider the fact that none of the answers in the other question answers this question. My question: Is it thread-safe to access instance members of a read

问题 We set up a server wit the en-US culture by mistake. Later I changed the regional settings, the locale, and the IIS globalisation to en-GB. However, I'm having a problem with a Windows service I've written. It's still using the US format whenever DateTime.ToString() is done. I know I can specify the culture I want the string to be in, but I don't want to change all my code. It should just use the UK format because it's changed everywhere in the machine settings. Maybe there's a setting I've

问题 I'm trying to convert a CSV file to xlsx file using the following code: string csvFileName = path; string nomeArquivo = Path.Combine(serverpath, RandomString(10) + ".xlsx"); string worksheetsName = "b2w"; bool firstRowIsHeader = false; var format = new ExcelTextFormat(); format.Delimiter = ';'; format.EOL = "\n"; // DEFAULT IS "\r\n"; // format.TextQualifier = '"'; using (ExcelPackage package = new ExcelPackage(new FileInfo(nomeArquivo))) { ExcelWorksheet worksheet = package.Workbook

问题 I derive the controllers from a base class: namespace merawi.Controllers { public class BaseController : Controller { public CultureInfo trTR = new CultureInfo("tr-TR"); public BaseController() { trTR.NumberFormat.CurrencySymbol = "TL"; } } } and use this statement to format the currencies: ViewBag.SellingPrice = sp.ToString("C", trTR); However, in the views which has viewmodels like @model List<merawi.Models.DocumentWorkStep> I need a way to format the currencies as desired. SellingPrice is

问题 I have a test application that allows the user to select a culture from a ComboBox and displays the culture specific date in a multiline TextBox. The code is below: public partial class Form1 : Form { public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); comboBox1.Items.AddRange( CultureInfo.GetCultures(CultureTypes.SpecificCultures)); } private void comboBox1_SelectedValueChanged(object sender, EventArgs e) { CultureInfo selectedCulture = comboBox1.SelectedItem as CultureInfo; DateTime currentDate =

问题 Is there a centralized way to have the WPF UI to respect the customized decimal separator set in Control Panel -> Regional Settings? When I bind a double valued data to a text box, I want to enter the value using the decimal separator set in Regional settings. The code below (when put in App's ctor) will use the decimal separator of the current culture settings, but will not respect the customized decimal separator setting. I was hoping that this code could somehow easily be exteded to cover

问题 C# offers a way to get the current date by DateTime.Now . But the problem is my server is on US and I get the US time when I use DateTime.Now Is there any way to get the current local time for a specific country in C# as my users are from around the world? (I have locale of each user, so if I Can get the current time for each locale then I’m safe) I've seen a way using Time Zone but then I have to keep time zone vs country reference. I’ve searched and most of the question here is about

问题 In my Jquery script I post two doubles using the browser's CultureInfo (en-UK) that uses the . as a fraction separator. My MVC app is running on a server with locale nl-BE using the , as a fraction separator. [AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs.Post)] public JsonResult GetGridCell(double longitude, double latitude) { var cell = new GridCellViewModel { X = (int)Math.Round(longitude, 0), Y = (int)Math.Round(latitude, 0) }; return Json(cell); } The modelbinding fails because of the parsing issue. I think it

问题 I have problem parsing some date string where language is not english. The sample date string is "8 avril 2016 vendredi" which is "8 april 2016 friday" in english. I have tried this but no luck. DateTime dateTime; DateTime.TryParse("8 avril 2016 vendredi", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture, DateTimeStyles.None, out dateTime); In my case, date string can be in any language so I cannot specify the culture in parsing. I appreciate your help. Thanks. 回答1: Behold, the terrible any parser! CultureInfo