DecimalFormatter Constructors

Definition

Namespace:

Windows.Globalization.NumberFormatting

Overloads

DecimalFormatter()	Creates a DecimalFormatter object and initializes it to default values.
DecimalFormatter(IIterable<String>, String)	Creates a DecimalFormatter object initialized by a language list and a geographic region.

DecimalFormatter()

Creates a DecimalFormatter object and initializes it to default values.

public:
 DecimalFormatter();

 DecimalFormatter();

public DecimalFormatter();

function DecimalFormatter()

Public Sub New ()

See also

• DecimalFormatter(IIterable<String>, String)

DecimalFormatter(IIterable<String>, String)

Creates a DecimalFormatter object initialized by a language list and a geographic region.

public:
 DecimalFormatter(IIterable<Platform::String ^> ^ languages, Platform::String ^ geographicRegion);

 DecimalFormatter(IIterable<winrt::hstring> const& languages, winrt::hstring const& geographicRegion);

public DecimalFormatter(IEnumerable<string> languages, string geographicRegion);

function DecimalFormatter(languages, geographicRegion)

Public Sub New (languages As IEnumerable(Of String), geographicRegion As String)

Parameters

languages

IIterable<String>

IEnumerable<String>

IIterable<Platform::String>

IIterable<winrt::hstring>

The list of language identifiers, in priority order, representing the choice of languages. See Remarks.

geographicRegion

String

Platform::String

winrt::hstring

The identifier for the geographic region.

Remarks

If your app passes language tags used in this class to any National Language Support functions, it must first convert the tags by calling ResolveLocaleName.

Language tags support the Unicode extensions "ca-" and "nu-". (See Unicode Key/Type Definitions.) Note that these extensions can affect the numeral system used by DecimalFormatter objects.

See also

• Unicode Key/Type Definitions