"<" int the property of a propertylist

[b0b01]

"<" int the property of a propertylist

How can i add "<" in a property of a propertylist:

"Weight: < 100 stones"

if i use "<" it takes it as a tag opening of html code.

if i use & #60; it just prints that.

 

[Konstantin Andry]

How can i add "<" in a property of a propertylist:

"Weight: < 100 stones"

if i use "<" it takes it as a tag opening of html code.

if i use & #60; it just prints that.

post your script

 

[b0b01]

post your script

....what for? there is no script.

public override void GetProperties(ObjectPropertyList list)
        {
            base.GetProperties(list);
            list.Add(1060658, "Duration\t< {0}", DaysLeft.ToString() + " Days");
        }

 

[Konstantin Andry]

cliloc is a blank?
try

public override void GetProperties(ObjectPropertyList list)
        {
            base.GetProperties(list);
[COLOR="Red"]            list.Add(1060658, String.Format("Duration < {0} Days", DaysLeft.ToString()) );[/COLOR]
        }

or

public override void GetProperties(ObjectPropertyList list)
        {
            base.GetProperties(list);
[COLOR="Red"]            list.Add( String.Format("Duration < {0} Days", DaysLeft.ToString()) );[/COLOR]
        }

 

[b0b01]

Thats exactly the same

 

[Lord_Greywolf]

try /< or &< and other characters 1st - i forget which one allows you to use the control characters that way, but i know it is probably one of those, if not try other ones 1st

 

[Setharnas]

I guess you're thinking of the escape char, '\'?

 

[b0b01]

escape char \
< cannot be escaped.

with a non escaping string with @

returns \<

 

[Setharnas]

Well, then maybe you'll have to settle for

list.Add(1060658, "Duration\tless than {0}", DaysLeft.ToString() + " Days");