Formatting large amounts of money is not an issue (e.g. converting a decimal to dollars):
myDecimal.ToString("C", {some culture info});
However, my current problem is dealing with very small amounts of money (e.g. cents/pence, etc.) and rather than formatting 5 cents as $0.05 (or 5 pence as £0.05), I need to format as 5¢ or 5p. Is there anything built in to the .NET framework to handle this? Or am I stuck rolling my own?
I m pretty certain that you re on your own, I m afraid. Sorry that doesn t help much.
There is only NumberFormatInfo.CurrencySymbol - nothing more granular.
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