Chris Shouts
2011-04-18 22:17:25
According to MSDN, using %h will show you
The number of whole hours in the time interval that are not counted as part of days.
I think you will need to use the TotalHours property of the TimeSpan class like:
TimeSpan day= new TimeSpan(TimeSpan.TicksPerDay);
Console.WriteLine("{0} hours {1} minutes", (int)day.TotalHours, day.Minutes);
Update
If you absolutely need to be able to achieve the stated format by passing custom formatters to the ToString method, you will probably need to create your own CustomTimeSpan class. Unfortunately, you cannot inherit from a struct, so you will have to build it from the ground up.
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Thanks for the update --- that's what's pushed me over the edge towards a custom type.
you might have to truncate it otherwise totalhours property won't show the right figure. Dim x As New TimeSpan(0, 0, 3600) String.Format("{0}hr:{1}min", CInt(Math.Truncate(x.TotalHours)), x.Minutes)