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Nathan Sokalski
I have a custom class, and I would like to overload the ToString method so
that it accepts a format string like DateTime (and many other classes). I
believe this involves implementing the IFormattable interface, but the stuff
I found in the documentation showed it as accepting two parameters, the
format string and a System.IFormatProvider (I only want it to accept the
format string). Does anybody know of any good examples of doing this? I am
using VB.NET 2.0, but if an example in VB.NET is unavailable I would
appreciate an example in C# as well. Thanks.
that it accepts a format string like DateTime (and many other classes). I
believe this involves implementing the IFormattable interface, but the stuff
I found in the documentation showed it as accepting two parameters, the
format string and a System.IFormatProvider (I only want it to accept the
format string). Does anybody know of any good examples of doing this? I am
using VB.NET 2.0, but if an example in VB.NET is unavailable I would
appreciate an example in C# as well. Thanks.