Standard culture

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Benoit

Hi, I have an application based on the standard .Net culture (en-CA and
fr-CA). My customer wants me to change the display of both format. I know
that I can change the display format, but what is the impact of that?

Thanks for your answers.

Ben.
 
I am not entirely sure what you mean here -- for the CurrentCulture, there
is only one per thread, and you can set it. But you can also just format
strings using a culture if you want.

What precisely are you wanting to do?
 
Michael my app use the current culture but when I am at the point where I
need to display a date the customer wants a different format than the one in
provided by the current culture.

Benoit
Michael (michka) Kaplan said:
I am not entirely sure what you mean here -- for the CurrentCulture, there
is only one per thread, and you can set it. But you can also just format
strings using a culture if you want.

What precisely are you wanting to do?


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Benoit said:
Hi, I have an application based on the standard .Net culture (en-CA and
fr-CA). My customer wants me to change the display of both format. I know
that I can change the display format, but what is the impact of that?

Thanks for your answers.

Ben.
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You can do this from another CultureInfo, though.


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Benoit said:
Michael my app use the current culture but when I am at the point where I
need to display a date the customer wants a different format than the one in
provided by the current culture.

Benoit
Michael (michka) Kaplan said:
I am not entirely sure what you mean here -- for the CurrentCulture, there
is only one per thread, and you can set it. But you can also just format
strings using a culture if you want.

What precisely are you wanting to do?


--
MichKa [MS]

This posting is provided "AS IS" with
no warranties, and confers no rights.


Benoit said:
Hi, I have an application based on the standard .Net culture (en-CA and
fr-CA). My customer wants me to change the display of both format. I know
that I can change the display format, but what is the impact of that?

Thanks for your answers.

Ben.
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