On Thu, 16 Feb 2012, tcole6 wrote:
So I had originally tried that as well. Two ways...
1. Leaving the format string exactly as is "000\-00000\-000"
This resulted in 12312345123\-\-.
2. I tried unescaping the format string which turned it into "000-00000-000"
This resulted in 12312345123--.
OK, it looks like Decimial Format probably doesn't handle it. We'll have
to fake it in code :/
The good news is that we do already have some support for that style of
formatters though, in things like PhoneFormat and ZipFormat. The answer
may be to make one of those more generic
Nick
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