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String.Format in XAML with localization in Xamarin Forms
Use StringFormat to add a string to a WPF XAML binding.NET String.Format() to add commas in thousands place for a numberEscape curly brace '{' in String.FormatXamarin Forms bind property to label's textHow to bind to this in a xamarin-forms xaml-based view classxamarin forms custom controlXamarin Forms - binding to a ControlTemplateXamarin Forms Binding to Object PropertiesXamarin.Forms bindings - Is implicit type conversion being done in code, but not in XAML?Binding Properties in XamarinTernary Operator in Xaml in Xamarin forms
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I need to get a string from View Model and another from Resx and concatenate them to show it in a label. I know I can do it from View model by creating a new property. However, I was wondering if there is a way to it in XAML itself.
Something like this
<Label Text="Binding UserName, StringFormat='i18n:Translate Welcome 0'"/>
c# xaml xamarin xamarin.forms localization
asked Mar 22 at 18:09
NamanNaman
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I need to get a string from View Model and another from Resx and concatenate them to show it in a label. I know I can do it from View model by creating a new property. However, I was wondering if there is a way to it in XAML itself.
Something like this
<Label Text="Binding UserName, StringFormat='i18n:Translate Welcome 0'"/>
c# xaml xamarin xamarin.forms localization
asked Mar 22 at 18:09
NamanNaman
15610
1
I guess, that Xamarin behaves on the same way with WPF, so there is a existing thread for that stackoverflow.com/questions/19278515/…
– Pavel Anikhouski
Mar 22 at 18:11
Do you want to like this<Label Text="Binding Id, StringFormat='Number of Records = 0:N'"/>?
– Junior Jiang - MSFT
Mar 25 at 9:24
Yes @JuniorJiang-MSFT similar to that
– Naman
Mar 26 at 17:38
@PavelAnikhouski It didn't work
– Naman
Mar 26 at 17:38
add a comment |
I need to get a string from View Model and another from Resx and concatenate them to show it in a label. I know I can do it from View model by creating a new property. However, I was wondering if there is a way to it in XAML itself.
Something like this
<Label Text="Binding UserName, StringFormat='i18n:Translate Welcome 0'"/>
c# xaml xamarin xamarin.forms localization
asked Mar 22 at 18:09
NamanNaman
15610
I need to get a string from View Model and another from Resx and concatenate them to show it in a label. I know I can do it from View model by creating a new property. However, I was wondering if there is a way to it in XAML itself.
Something like this
<Label Text="Binding UserName, StringFormat='i18n:Translate Welcome 0'"/>
c# xaml xamarin xamarin.forms localization
c# xaml xamarin xamarin.forms localization
asked Mar 22 at 18:09
NamanNaman
15610
asked Mar 22 at 18:09
NamanNaman
15610
asked Mar 22 at 18:09
NamanNaman
15610
asked Mar 22 at 18:09
NamanNaman
15610
asked Mar 22 at 18:09
NamanNaman
15610
15610
1
I guess, that Xamarin behaves on the same way with WPF, so there is a existing thread for that stackoverflow.com/questions/19278515/…
– Pavel Anikhouski
Mar 22 at 18:11
Do you want to like this<Label Text="Binding Id, StringFormat='Number of Records = 0:N'"/>?
– Junior Jiang - MSFT
Mar 25 at 9:24
Yes @JuniorJiang-MSFT similar to that
– Naman
Mar 26 at 17:38
@PavelAnikhouski It didn't work
– Naman
Mar 26 at 17:38
add a comment |
1
I guess, that Xamarin behaves on the same way with WPF, so there is a existing thread for that stackoverflow.com/questions/19278515/…
– Pavel Anikhouski
Mar 22 at 18:11
Do you want to like this<Label Text="Binding Id, StringFormat='Number of Records = 0:N'"/>?
– Junior Jiang - MSFT
Mar 25 at 9:24
Yes @JuniorJiang-MSFT similar to that
– Naman
Mar 26 at 17:38
@PavelAnikhouski It didn't work
– Naman
Mar 26 at 17:38
1
1
I guess, that Xamarin behaves on the same way with WPF, so there is a existing thread for that stackoverflow.com/questions/19278515/…
– Pavel Anikhouski
Mar 22 at 18:11
I guess, that Xamarin behaves on the same way with WPF, so there is a existing thread for that stackoverflow.com/questions/19278515/…
– Pavel Anikhouski
Mar 22 at 18:11
Do you want to like this
<Label Text="Binding Id, StringFormat='Number of Records = 0:N'"/>?– Junior Jiang - MSFT
Mar 25 at 9:24
Do you want to like this
<Label Text="Binding Id, StringFormat='Number of Records = 0:N'"/>?– Junior Jiang - MSFT
Mar 25 at 9:24
Yes @JuniorJiang-MSFT similar to that
– Naman
Mar 26 at 17:38
Yes @JuniorJiang-MSFT similar to that
– Naman
Mar 26 at 17:38
@PavelAnikhouski It didn't work
– Naman
Mar 26 at 17:38
@PavelAnikhouski It didn't work
– Naman
Mar 26 at 17:38
add a comment |
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You can simply use a formatted string in your label, aiding yourself with spans and building up your Label Text, spans now allow you to do bindings in their text property so if you do the following it should work.
<Label>
<Label.FormattedText>
<FormattedString>
<Span Text="i18n:Translate Welcome"/>
<Span Text="Binding UserName"/>
</FormattedString>
</Label.FormattedText>
</Label>
answered Apr 9 at 5:12
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You can simply use a formatted string in your label, aiding yourself with spans and building up your Label Text, spans now allow you to do bindings in their text property so if you do the following it should work.
<Label>
<Label.FormattedText>
<FormattedString>
<Span Text="i18n:Translate Welcome"/>
<Span Text="Binding UserName"/>
</FormattedString>
</Label.FormattedText>
</Label>
answered Apr 9 at 5:12
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You can simply use a formatted string in your label, aiding yourself with spans and building up your Label Text, spans now allow you to do bindings in their text property so if you do the following it should work.
<Label>
<Label.FormattedText>
<FormattedString>
<Span Text="i18n:Translate Welcome"/>
<Span Text="Binding UserName"/>
</FormattedString>
</Label.FormattedText>
</Label>
answered Apr 9 at 5:12
PujolsluisPujolsluis
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add a comment |
You can simply use a formatted string in your label, aiding yourself with spans and building up your Label Text, spans now allow you to do bindings in their text property so if you do the following it should work.
<Label>
<Label.FormattedText>
<FormattedString>
<Span Text="i18n:Translate Welcome"/>
<Span Text="Binding UserName"/>
</FormattedString>
</Label.FormattedText>
</Label>
answered Apr 9 at 5:12
PujolsluisPujolsluis
285
You can simply use a formatted string in your label, aiding yourself with spans and building up your Label Text, spans now allow you to do bindings in their text property so if you do the following it should work.
<Label>
<Label.FormattedText>
<FormattedString>
<Span Text="i18n:Translate Welcome"/>
<Span Text="Binding UserName"/>
</FormattedString>
</Label.FormattedText>
</Label>
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I guess, that Xamarin behaves on the same way with WPF, so there is a existing thread for that stackoverflow.com/questions/19278515/…
– Pavel Anikhouski
Mar 22 at 18:11
Do you want to like this
<Label Text="Binding Id, StringFormat='Number of Records = 0:N'"/>?– Junior Jiang - MSFT
Mar 25 at 9:24
Yes @JuniorJiang-MSFT similar to that
– Naman
Mar 26 at 17:38
@PavelAnikhouski It didn't work
– Naman
Mar 26 at 17:38