SymbolDisplay.FormatPrimitive(Object, Boolean, Boolean) Method
Definition
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Returns a string representation of an object of primitive type.
public:
static System::String ^ FormatPrimitive(System::Object ^ obj, bool quoteStrings, bool useHexadecimalNumbers);public static string FormatPrimitive (object obj, bool quoteStrings, bool useHexadecimalNumbers);static member FormatPrimitive : obj * bool * bool -> stringPublic Function FormatPrimitive (obj As Object, quoteStrings As Boolean, useHexadecimalNumbers As Boolean) As StringParameters
- obj
- Object
A value to display as a string.
- quoteStrings
- Boolean
Whether or not to quote string literals.
- useHexadecimalNumbers
- Boolean
Whether or not to display integral literals in hexadecimal.
Returns
A string representation of an object of primitive type (or null if the type is not supported).
Remarks
Handles Boolean, String, Char, SByteByte, Int16, UInt16, Int32, UInt32, Int64, UInt64, Double, Single, Decimal, DateTime, and Nothing.
Applies to
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