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I want to display a negative symbol from a string in .NET. I want a string that represents an equation that looks something like this:
7–5=12
But when displayed, I want the 2nd minus sign to be slightly raised so it looks more natural as a negative sign instead of just 2 minus signs in a row.
Is this possible?
Use the Unicode character
SUPERSCRIPT MINUS (U+207B)⁻.For example:
EDIT: Or, with a
MINUS SIGN (U+2212)⁻for the minus: