Looks like decimal.ToString("G0") will strip the zeros, so
s1.ToString("G0") == s2.ToString("G0"). I don't know if you can make
NewtonSoft do that though.
Note that this will fall back to scientific notation, so
0.0000000000000000000000001m.ToString("G0") == "1E-25".
Ben
On 11/08/2013 3:02 PM, Corneliu I. Tusnea wrote:
Hi,
Anyone working today?
How can I force the NewtonSoft Json Serializer to serialize two
decimals the same way? decimal a = 1234.1200M; decimal b = 1234.12M;
|var sa= JsonConvert.SerializeObject(new { value= a});
var sb= JsonConvert.SerializeObject(new {value= b});
Console.WriteLine(sa);
Console.WriteLine(sb);|
Results are: {"value":1234.1200} {"value":1234.12}
How can I force it to serialize them both with 4 decimals so the
results are identical?
Even simpler, ignoring the serializer, how can I make sa.ToString() ==
sb.ToString() ?
The Json Serializer is only doing a simple .ToString() behind the scenes.
Regards,
Corneliu
