From msdn it seems like I can create my own format with Datetime.ToString()
method by using M, m, d, y
etc. But when I tried one it didn't worked as expected, snipped below is the issue.
I was expecting 7/29/2015
but received 7-29-2015
!!! why?
Looks like your DateSeparator
of your CurrentCulture
is -
and that's why /
character replace itself to it.
"/"
custom format specifier has a special meaning as replace me with current culture or supplied culture date separator.
You have a few options, you either escape it with single quotes (or \\/
in a verbatim string literal) or use a culture that has /
as a DateSeparator
like InvariantCulture
.
string s = DateTime.Now.ToString("M'/'d'/'yyyy");
string s = DateTime.Now.ToString(@"M\/d\/yyyy");
string s = DateTime.Now.ToString("M/d/yyyy", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);
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