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comma separator for large numbers, how to?

A question that I always have with .NET... How does one find the correct constructor (in this case, where is "StringBuilder" in the drop down list? Thanks.

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you can drag yamaeda's  2011 snippet onto your blockdiagram to spawn the LabView Code,

and then right click the first .net constructor > select constructor :

 

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@MGiacomet wrote:

A question that I always have with .NET... How does one find the correct constructor (in this case, where is "StringBuilder" in the drop down list? Thanks.


Yeah, that's always a mess. You search for it on MSDN and find the namespace, if memory serves, and that's what you should use in LV. Or if if was the DLL that holds the namespace ...

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I needed this, so I made it.

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@paul_cardinale wrote:

I needed this, so I made it.


People can (could) set other separators, so it's better if you read them from the register instead.

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@Yamaeda wrote:

@paul_cardinale wrote:

I needed this, so I made it.


People can (could) set other separators, so it's better if you read them from the register instead.


Good point.  Here's the upgrade.

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