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hi. DateTimeFormatInfo.DateSeparator seems to supply the separator for the
short date pattern (for axample, "/" in en-GB) but the long date pattern is
"dd MMMM yyyy" which is obviously separated by spaces. is there a generic way
to determine the date separator for the current LongDatePattern?
thanks
kh
short date pattern (for axample, "/" in en-GB) but the long date pattern is
"dd MMMM yyyy" which is obviously separated by spaces. is there a generic way
to determine the date separator for the current LongDatePattern?
thanks
kh