For example:
public enum Unit{
KW,
kV,
V,
Hz,
%V
}
In this case % is a special character. So, how can I put this char in a enum?
For example: public enum Unit{ KW, kV, V, Hz, %V } In this case
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For example:
public enum Unit{
KW,
kV,
V,
Hz,
%V
}
In this case % is a special character. So, how can I put this char in a enum?
Enum members shouldn’t be used for user interface display purposes. They should be mapped to a string in order to get displayed. You can create a string array (or a dictionary) that maps each enum member to a string for user interaction.
That said, to answer your question directly, you can useAs Henk points out, this won’t work for\uxxxxVwerexxxxis the hexadecimal number representing the Unicode code point for%. This is far from recommended.%as it’s not in Unicode classes Lu, Ll, Lt, Lm, Lo, Nl, Mn, Mc, Nd, Pc, Cf (letters, digits, connecting, and formatting characters). Only these characters are acceptable for identifiers.