TimeSpan.ToString() always returns the same format, regardless of region settings. For example, if it returns
10:30:25
on an English server, it will return exactly the same thing on an Italian server. However, in Italy they use periods in times so the result should be
10.30.25
Thanks,
Mike
MikeS at Silect dot com
BUG: TimeSpan.ToString() does not localize the result.
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BUG: TimeSpan.ToString() does not localize the result.
JoeM
If you prefer to use the current culture's time separator you can format the timespan value that way yourself. Use CultureInfo.DateTimeFormat.TimeSeparator. But note that the time separator is defined for use with time values, not timespan values. They are conceptually different.