byte.toString("X") always return 2 characters

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Geoffrey

Hello,

with byte.toString("X"), if the decimal value of the byte is <16, then that
return opnly one character.
Is it possible (with a short things like another formatprovider than "X") to
always have the result on 2 characters, with the first 0 in this case

Thx
 
ToString("0X")

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Geoffrey wrote:

with byte.toString("X"), if the decimal value of the byte is <16, then that
return opnly one character.
Is it possible (with a short things like another formatprovider than "X") to
always have the result on 2 characters, with the first 0 in this case
Click to expand...

byte.ToString("X2")
is probably what you are looking for.
 

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