Convert 1 to "00001"?

[Benson]

Is there any easy way to convert an integer (eg. 1) to a embeded zero string
(eg. 00001)?

Benson
VB2005

 

[Sergio E.]

i think that the following 2 lines must do de trick

Dim s As String = String.Empty

s.PadLeft(5, "0"c)



Best regards,

Sergio E.

 

[Tom Shelton]

Is there any easy way to convert an integer (eg. 1) to a embeded zero string
(eg. 00001)?

Benson
VB2005

Console.WriteLine (String.Format ("{0:00000}", 1))

HTH

 

[gadgeteer]

Or you could
Dim x As Int32 = 1Debug.Print(x.ToString("D5"))

 

[Greg]

Is there any easy way to convert an integer (eg. 1) to a embeded zero
string (eg. 00001)?

Dim i As Integer = 1
Dim s As String

s = i.ToString.PadLeft(5,"0")

Cheers.

 

[gadgeteer]

Was supposed to be 2 lines. Posted before I was finished editing.

Dim x As Int32 = 1
Debug.Print(x.To String("DO"))

 

[gadgeteer]

Spellchecker goofed up the code. I think you get the point but here it is
again just for grins.
Dim x As Int32 = 1

Debug.Print(x.ToString("D5"))

 

[Benson]

Thanks all of you. I try String.Format ("{0:00000}", 1)) with success.

Benson.

 

[ClayB]

Might as well make this comment too.

This syntax works as well.

1.ToString("000000")

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Clay Burch
Syncfusion, Inc.