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Mobile Boy 36
Is there a way to be independent of the Windows settings in a smart device
application?
In that way that the programmer has the control about the date and time
format and deciamal separator.
Can't you achieve this using cultures?
In the complete .Net framework you can make a culture as follows:
Dim ci as CultureInfo
ci=new CultureInfo("en-GB")
Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = ci
Msgbox(DateTime.Now)
But the Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture is not available and is
underlined with scriggles.
So how can I work arround this problem? OR
What is 'the' way to be independent of the Windows settings in a smart
device application?
Best regards,
Mobile Boy
application?
In that way that the programmer has the control about the date and time
format and deciamal separator.
Can't you achieve this using cultures?
In the complete .Net framework you can make a culture as follows:
Dim ci as CultureInfo
ci=new CultureInfo("en-GB")
Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = ci
Msgbox(DateTime.Now)
But the Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture is not available and is
underlined with scriggles.
So how can I work arround this problem? OR
What is 'the' way to be independent of the Windows settings in a smart
device application?
Best regards,
Mobile Boy