My number format in C# is not giving me a padded number -

My number format in C# is not giving me a padded number -

i using following:

public static selectlist getoptions<t>(string value = null) t : struct { var values = enumutilities.getspacedoptions<t>(); var options = new selectlist(values, "value", "text", value); homecoming options; } public static ienumerable<selectlistitem> getspacedoptions<t>(bool zeropad = false) t : struct { var t = typeof(t); if (!t.isenum) { throw new argumentexception("not enum type"); } var numberformat = zeropad ? "d2" : "g"; var options = enum.getvalues(t).cast<t>() .select(x => new selectlistitem { value = ((int) enum.toobject(t, x)).tostring(numberformat), text = regex.replace(x.tostring(), "([a-z])", " $1").trim() }); homecoming options;

my enum has values:

public enum defaultstatus { release = 0, review = 1, inprogress = 2, concept = 3, none = 99 };

from understand number format should give values of "01","02" etc it's giving me ""1","2","3" ..

is there obvious i'm doing wrong?

your getspacedoptions has optional parameter zeropad default value false.

use

var values = enumutilities.getspacedoptions<t>(true);

instead of

var values = enumutilities.getspacedoptions<t>();

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