Stringformat is often used, and <% # databinder is used for data binding. eval (container. dataitem, "date", "Release Date: {0: yyyy-mm-dd hh: mm}" %>
The string. Format () method is convenient when the string is connected.
String scriptb = "<script language = \" javascript \ "> ";
String scripte = "</SCRIPT> ";
Page. registerclientscriptblock (clientid, String. Format (@ "{0}
......
{1}
{0}
.......
{1}
"), Scriptb, scripte );
However, Microsoft is not well-designed for this easy-to-use scenario.:
In your stringformat statementIt is useful."{"And"}"CharacterIt is troublesome. Originally, I wanted to use escape characters "\ {" and "\}"
However, this statement is incorrect: "\ {XXXXX {0} yyyyy \}". When we encounter "{", we cannot use stringformat. The solution is actually very simple:
String A = "{";
String B = "}";
Then you can write
String. Format ("function myfun () {0} xxx; YYY; ZZZ; {1}", a, B );
Problem solving;
Supplement: "{" and "}" can also solve this problem. It feels a bit like the meaning in sqlserver.