NumberFormatInfo.CurrencyNegativePattern Eigenschap

public:
 property int CurrencyNegativePattern { int get(); void set(int value); };

public int CurrencyNegativePattern { get; set; }

member this.CurrencyNegativePattern : int with get, set

Public Property CurrencyNegativePattern As Integer

Waarde van eigenschap

Het opmaakpatroon voor negatieve valutawaarden. De standaardwaarde InvariantInfo is 0, die staat voor '(\$n)', waarbij '\$' het CurrencySymbol getal is en 'n'.

Uitzonderingen

Voorbeelden

In het volgende voorbeeld ziet u hoe de CurrencyNegativePattern eigenschap de notatie van negatieve valutawaarden definieert. Hiermee worden alle specifieke culturen opgehaald die zijn gedefinieerd op de hostcomputer en worden de eigenschapswaarde van CurrencyNegativePattern elke cultuur, het bijbehorende patroon en een getal weergegeven dat is opgemaakt als een valutawaarde.

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Globalization;

public class Example : IComparer<CultureInfo>
{
   public static void Main()
   {
      // Assign possible values and their associated patterns to a
      // generic Dictionary object.
      Dictionary<int, String> patterns = new Dictionary<int, String>();
      string[] patternStrings= { "($n)", "-$n", "$-n", "$n-", "(n$)",
                                 "-n$", "n-$", "n$-", "-n $", "-$ n",
                                 "n $-", "$ n-", "$ -n", "n- $", "($ n)",
                                 "(n $)", "$- n" };
      for (int ctr = patternStrings.GetLowerBound(0);
           ctr <= patternStrings.GetUpperBound(0); ctr++)
         patterns.Add(ctr, patternStrings[ctr]);

      // Retrieve all specific cultures.
      CultureInfo[] cultures = CultureInfo.GetCultures(CultureTypes.SpecificCultures);
      Array.Sort(cultures, new Example());

      double number = -16.335;
      // Display the culture, CurrencyNegativePattern value, associated pattern, and result.
      foreach (var culture in cultures)
         Console.WriteLine("{0,-15} {1,2} ({2,5}) {3,15}", culture.Name + ":",
                           culture.NumberFormat.CurrencyNegativePattern,
                           patterns[culture.NumberFormat.CurrencyNegativePattern],
                           number.ToString("C", culture));
   }

   public int Compare(CultureInfo x, CultureInfo y)
   {
      return String.Compare(x.Name, y.Name);
   }
}
// A portion of the output appears as follows:
//       ca-ES:           8 ( -n $)        -16,34 €
//       co-FR:           8 ( -n $)        -16,34 €
//       cs-CZ:           8 ( -n $)       -16,34 Kč
//       cy-GB:           1 (  -$n)         -£16.34
//       da-DK:          12 ( $ -n)      kr. -16,34
//       de-AT:           9 ( -$ n)        -€ 16,34
//       de-CH:           2 (  $-n)       Fr.-16.34
//       de-DE:           8 ( -n $)        -16,34 €
//       de-LI:           2 (  $-n)       CHF-16.34
//       de-LU:           8 ( -n $)        -16,34 €
//       dsb-DE:          8 ( -n $)        -16,34 €
//       luy-KE:         16 ( $- n)      Ksh- 16.34
//
// The result shown here happens only if using ICU.
// Apps that use NLS, for example, .NET Framework apps, might see different results.
// Globalization data can change, which would also change these results.

Imports System.Collections.Generic
Imports System.Globalization

Public Class Example : Implements IComparer(Of CultureInfo)
   Public Shared Sub Main()
      ' Assign possible values and their associated patterns to a 
      ' generic Dictionary object.
      Dim patterns As New Dictionary(Of Integer, String)
      Dim patternStrings() As String = { "($n)", "-$n", "$-n", "$n-", "(n$)", 
                                         "-n$", "n-$", "n$-", "-n $", "-$ n",
                                         "n $-", "$ n-", "$ -n", "n- $", "($ n)",
                                         "(n $)", "$- n" }    
      For ctr As Integer = patternStrings.GetLowerBound(0) To patternStrings.GetUpperBound(0)
         patterns.Add(ctr, patternStrings(ctr))
      Next

      ' Retrieve all specific cultures.
      Dim cultures() As CultureInfo = CultureInfo.GetCultures(CultureTypes.SpecificCultures)
      Array.Sort(cultures, New Example())
      
      Dim number As Double = -16.335
      ' Display the culture, CurrencyNegativePattern value, associated pattern, and result.
      For Each culture In cultures
         Console.WriteLine("{0,-15} {1,2} ({2,5}) {3,15}", culture.Name + ":", 
                           culture.NumberFormat.CurrencyNegativePattern,
                           patterns.Item(culture.NumberFormat.CurrencyNegativePattern),
                           number.ToString("C", culture))
      Next
   End Sub
   
   Public Function Compare(x As CultureInfo, y As CultureInfo) As Integer _
                           Implements IComparer(Of CultureInfo).Compare
      Return String.Compare(x.Name, y.Name)                           
   End Function                           
End Class
' A portion of the output appears as follows:
'       ca-ES:           8 ( -n $)        -16,34 €
'       co-FR:           8 ( -n $)        -16,34 €
'       cs-CZ:           8 ( -n $)       -16,34 Kč
'       cy-GB:           1 (  -$n)         -£16.34
'       da-DK:          12 ( $ -n)      kr. -16,34
'       de-AT:           9 ( -$ n)        -€ 16,34
'       de-CH:           2 (  $-n)       Fr.-16.34
'       de-DE:           8 ( -n $)        -16,34 €
'       de-LI:           2 (  $-n)       CHF-16.34
'       de-LU:           8 ( -n $)        -16,34 €
'       dsb-DE:          8 ( -n $)        -16,34 €
'       luy-KE:         16 ( $- n)      Ksh- 16.34
'
' The result shown here happens only if using ICU.
' Apps that use NLS, for example, .NET Framework apps, might see different results.
' Globalization data can change, which would also change these results.

Opmerkingen

De CurrencyNegativePattern eigenschap wordt gebruikt met de tekenreeks voor de standaardnotatie C om het patroon van negatieve valutawaarden te definiëren. Zie Standaardtekenreeksen voor numerieke notatie voor meer informatie. Deze eigenschap heeft een van de waarden in de volgende tabel. Het symbool "$" is de CurrencySymbol, het symbool "-" is de NegativeSignen n is een getal.

Zie ook

• CurrencyDecimalDigits
• CurrencyDecimalSeparator
• CurrencyGroupSeparator
• CurrencyGroupSizes
• CurrencySymbol
• CurrencyPositivePattern
• NumberNegativePattern
• PercentNegativePattern