using convert.ToDouble(string) when having a . in the string

[TonyJ]

Hello!

If I have a string for example 45 .12 and I want to convert this to double
without replacing the . with a , how is that done.

//Tony

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Re: using convert.ToDoubl e(string) when having a . in the string

On Feb 8, 2:24 pm, "TonyJ" <johansson.ande rs...@telia.com wrote:

If I have a string for example 45 .12 and I want to convert this to double
without replacing the . with a , how is that done.

Specify CultureInfo.Inv ariantCulture in the call to Convert as the
IFormatProvider (or use double.Parse) - the invariant culture uses "."
as the decimal separator.

Jon

[TonyJ]

Re: using convert.ToDoubl e(string) when having a . in the string

Hello!

Can you give an example for a string containing 34.13
// Tony

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On Feb 8, 2:24 pm, "TonyJ" <johansson.ande rs...@telia.com wrote:

If I have a string for example 45 .12 and I want to convert this to

double

without replacing the . with a , how is that done.

>
Specify CultureInfo.Inv ariantCulture in the call to Convert as the
IFormatProvider (or use double.Parse) - the invariant culture uses "."
as the decimal separator.
>
Jon

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Re: using convert.ToDoubl e(string) when having a . in the string

On Feb 8, 2:36 pm, "TonyJ" <johansson.ande rs...@telia.com wrote:

Can you give an example for a string containing 34.13

double d = Convert.ToDoubl e("34.13", CultureInfo.Inv ariantCulture);

Jon