Hi,
i won´t declare an enum NumberFormat{hundredth, thousandth} with an String value.
Examble:
enum NumberFormat{hundredth = "##0.0#", thousandth= "##0.00#"}
how can i declare this??
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Hi,
i won´t declare an enum NumberFormat{hundredth, thousandth} with an String value.
Examble:
enum NumberFormat{hundredth = "##0.0#", thousandth= "##0.00#"}
how can i declare this??
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AlanPosted Apr 24, 2008, 9:44 AM
You can't declare an enum with string values, only integer values are allowed.
Instead, I'd use a static class (.Net 2.0 or later):
public static class NumberFormat
{
public const string hundredth = "##0.0#";
public const string thousandth = "##0.00#";
}
string format = NumberFormat.hundredth;