| AbbreviatedDayNames (get) |
Returns an array of abbreviated weekday names.
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| AbbreviatedDayNames (let) |
Sets the weekday names to be used by this FormatProvider.
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| AbbreviatedMonthNames (get) |
Returns an array of names for all the months.
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| AbbreviatedMonthNames (let) |
Sets the abbreviated month names to be used by the formatter.
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| AMDesignator (get) |
Returns the string that is displayed for times from 12:00:00 AM to 11:59:59 AM.
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| AMDesignator (let) |
Sets the string that is display for times from 12:00:00 AM to 11:59:59 AM.
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| Calendar (get) |
Returns the Calendar associated with this DateTimeFormatInfo.
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| Calendar (set) |
Sets the calendar associated with this DateTimeFormatInfo.
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| CalendarWeekRule (get) |
Returns the definition of the first week of the calendar year.
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| CalendarWeekRule (let) |
Sets the definition of the first week for the calendar year.
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| DateSeparator (get) |
Returns the string that is displayed when separating the components of a date,
such as year, month, day.
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| DateSeparator (let) |
Sets the string that is display when separating the components of a date,
such as year, month, day.
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| DayNames (get) |
Returns the names of the weekdays.
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| DayNames (let) |
Sets the names for the weekdays.
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| FirstDayOfWeek (get) |
Returns the first day of the week.
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| FirstDayOfWeek (let) |
Sets the first day of the week.
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| FullDateTimePattern (get) |
Returns a formatting pattern that represents a full date and time associated
with the F formatting command.
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| FullDateTimePattern (let) |
Sets the formatting pattern used for a full date and time formatting,
and is associated with the F formatting command.
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| IsReadOnly (get) |
Returns if this formatter is ReadOnly.
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| LongDatePattern (get) |
Returns a pattern for formatting just the date portion and is
associated with the D formatting command.
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| LongDatePattern (let) |
Sets a pattern used for formatting just the date portion and is
associated with the D formatting command.
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| LongTimePattern (get) |
Returns a pattern used in formatting the time portion and is
associated with the T formatting command.
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| LongTimePattern (let) |
Sets the pattern used to format the time part when using the
T formatting command.
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| MonthDayPattern (get) |
Returns the month/day pattern associated with either m or M
formatting commands.
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| MonthDayPattern (let) |
Sets the month/day formatting pattern associated with either
m or M formatting commands.
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| MonthNames (get) |
Returns the full names for the months of the year.
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| MonthNames (let) |
Sets the full month names to be used by the formatter.
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| PMDesignator (get) |
Returns the string diplayed for times between 12:00:00 PM and 12:00:00 AM.
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| PMDesignator (let) |
Sets the string display for times between 12:00:00 PM and 12:00:00 AM.
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| RFC1123Pattern (get) |
Returns the pattern as specified by RFC-1123 and associated with
the r or R formatting commands.
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| ShortDatePattern (get) |
Returns the pattern for short date formatting associated with the d formatting command.
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| ShortDatePattern (let) |
Sets the pattern used in formatting dates with the d formatting command.
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| ShortTimePattern (get) |
Returns the formatting pattern for a short time using the t formatting command.
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| ShortTimePattern (let) |
Sets the formatting pattern for a short time using the t formatting command.
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| SortableDateTimePattern (get) |
Returns a pattern that can be used in string sorting to produce an
ascending sort with string based dates and times. This pattern is
associated with the s formatting command.
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| TimeSeparator (get) |
Returns the separator of time components, such as hours, minutes, seconds.
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| TimeSeparator (let) |
Set the separator for time components.
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| UniversalSortableDateTimePattern (get) |
Returns a string sortable pattern that is associated with the u or U
formatting commands.
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| YearMonthPattern (get) |
Returns the pattern representing a YearMonth combination. This is
associated with the y or Y formatting commands.
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| YearMonthPattern (let) |
Sets the pattern that represents a YearMonth combination. This is
associated with the y or Y formatting commands.
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