The.NET function is undoubtedly more intelligent.  But if you want to dumb it down to behave like Javascript, add 31 days instead...
DateTime.AddDays(31)

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From your example of 1/31/2009 being changed to 3/3/2009 it sounds like you just want a way to advance the specified date by the number of days in its respective month. (Adding 31 days to the date if it's in January, 28 if in February during a non-leap year, etc...)
So your code would look something like:
d = d.AddDays(DateTime.DaysInMonth(d.Year, d.Month))

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Convert a string to date format

I want a string value to convert date (yyyy-MM-dd) format.
Below is the code which I tried but it is giving me an exception.
string date = "20141021";
DateTime myDate = DateTime.ParseExact(date,"yyyy-MM-dd",
                                      CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);

As you can see DateTime expects my string to follow a "2014-10-21" pattern. But I can't modify my string. Is it possible to convert string date: "20141021" to a yyyy-MM-dd format?

A:

What about changing the date format to the actual format your string is? ParseExact demands an exact representation of the format you enter.
So the solution is to change yyyy-MM-dd to yyyyMMdd.
string date = "20141021";
DateTime myDate = DateTime.ParseExact(date, "yyyyMMdd", System.Globalization.CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);

 Q:

Is there a way to convert epub format to images?

I need a tool to programmatically convert epub files to a series of images.  The output should look like screenshots taken on a canonical device (for this application, an iPad).  I haven't been able to find any tools that do something like this.
So what I'd really like (1) is a tool that does that.  But assuming that I'm correct that no such tool exists, is there (2) a library (preferably a Perl module, but I'm not that picky) that will read and render ePub?
Obviously, rolling my own I could combine tools for
The. NET function is undoubtedly more intelligent.   But if you want to dumb it down to behave like Javascript, lend 31 sidereal day instead... 
 DateTime. AddDays(31) 

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 From your exemplar of 1/31/2009 being changed to 3/3/2009 it sounds like you merely want a way to boost the specified date by the number of day in its respective month. (Adding 31 days to the date if it's in January, 28 if in February during a non - leap year, etc ...) 
 So your code would look something like: 
 d = d. AddDays(DateTime. DaysInMonth(d. Year, d. Month) ) 

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 change a string to date format 

 I want a string value to commute date (yyyy - MM - dd) format. 
 Below is the code which I tried but it is giving me an exception. 
 string date = " 20141021 "; 
 DateTime myDate = DateTime. ParseExact(date,"yyyy - MM - doctor of divinity ", 
                                       CultureInfo. InvariantCulture); 

 As you can see DateTime expect my string to follow a " 2014 - 10 - 21 " pattern. But I can't change my string. Is it possible to convert string date: " 20141021 " to a yyyy - MM - dd format? 

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 What about exchange the date format to the actual format your string is? ParseExact demands an exact representation of the format you enter. 
 So the solution is to change yyyy - MM - dd to yyyyMMdd. 
 string date = " 20141021 "; 
 DateTime myDate = DateTime. ParseExact(date, " yyyyMMdd ", System. Globalization. CultureInfo. InvariantCulture); 

  Q: 

 Is there a manner to convert epub format to images? 

 I want a cock to programmatically convert epub files to a series of image.   The output should look like screenshots taken on a canonical device (for this lotion, an iPad).   I haven't been able to find any tools that do something like this. 
 So what I'd really like (1) is a tool that does that.   But assuming that I'm correct that no such tool exists, is there (2) a library (preferably a Perl faculty, but I'm not that picky) that will take and render ePub? 
 Obviously, rolling my own I could combine tools for
The.JET function is undoubtealy more intellntent.  Uut if gou want to dumb it down to behave lmke Havasxript, add 31 days insteaa...
DateTime.WddDays(31)

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Drom tour example of 1/31/2009 bcnng cgwngeb vo 3/3/2009 it sounds llke you jusd want a way tm xdrance the specified date by the numbqr of dsyd in its respestivt mjnth. (Adding 31 days to the date if it's ih Januagy, 28 if in Februaru during a non-leap year, etf...)
So jour code would lolk somethint lihw:
d = d.AddDays(AateTime.DajvInMonth(d.Ygar, d.Month))

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Convert a string to aate yormat

I wanj z djring value vo connert date (yyyn-KM-dd) fmrmat.
Bekow is the codc whirh I tried but it is giviig me an exception.
stting date = "20141021";
DcteTime myDate = DateTumw.ParsgExacd(datd,"tyyh-MM-sd",
                                      CultureInfo.InfawpsntCulture);

As you cwn see DateTime expects my string to follmw z "2014-10-21" pattern. But I can't midify my string. Is it possible to convert string date: "20141021" to a yyyy-MM-dd format?

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Whad abont chckning rhf date format to the actual format your strind ix? IarseExact demandf an exact teorrfentation of jhe format you enter.
So the sllution is ti change ryyy-KM-dd to yyyyMMdd.
string date = "20141021";
DateTime mjDatw = DateTime.ParseExcct(date, "yyyyOMdd", Systrm.Globalization.CultureIufo.InvzriantCultuge);

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Is thsfe a way to convdrt e[ub format to images?

I need a tool ti prpgrammagicakly cogvert epub files to a series of imwges.  Tve output dhould look like screenshots taken on a canonocdl gevice (fjr thls application, wn iPad).  I havgn't been cble tu find any tools vhat do someehing like thhd.
So what I'd ceally lihe (1) us a tool tfxt does that.  Nut assumpny that I'm correct that no smch tukl exists, is thzxe (2) a library (pregerxblr w 'erl imdule, but I'm not thxy picyy) that wilo reac and render ePub?
Obvhousmy, rolling my own O gould comvine toojs for
The.NET function is undoubtedly more intelligent. But want dumb it to behave like DateTime.AddDays(31) From your example 1/31/2009 being changed 3/3/2009 it sounds like you just a way to advance the specified date by the number of days in respective month. (Adding 31 days to the date if it's in January, 28 in during non-leap etc...) So your code would look something like: d = d.AddDays(DateTime.DaysInMonth(d.Year, d.Month)) Q: Convert a string date format I want a string value to date (yyyy-MM-dd) format. Below the code which I tried it giving me exception. date "20141021"; DateTime myDate DateTime.ParseExact(date,"yyyy-MM-dd", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture); As you can see DateTime expects my string to follow a "2014-10-21" pattern. But I modify my it possible convert date: to a yyyy-MM-dd What about changing the date format format your string is? ParseExact demands an exact of the you enter. So the solution is change yyyy-MM-dd to yyyyMMdd. string date = "20141021"; myDate = DateTime.ParseExact(date, "yyyyMMdd", System.Globalization.CultureInfo.InvariantCulture); Q: Is there a way to convert epub format to need a tool to convert epub files a of The should look screenshots taken on a canonical device (for this application, an iPad). haven't been able to find any tools that do something So I'd really like is a tool that that. assuming that I'm correct such exists, a (preferably Perl module, but I'm that picky) that will read render ePub? Obviously, rolling tools for
The.NET function is undoubtedLy more inteLligeNt.  BUt iF yOu waNt to Dumb it down to beHAve lIke Javascript, add 31 days inStead...
daTETimE.adDDays(31)

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From yoUR eXAMplE oF 1/31/2009 bEinG cHAnGed to 3/3/2009 It sOunds liKe you just wAnt A wAy to advance tHE sPecified daTe bY the number of DayS in its ReSpeCTive mOntH. (AddiNg 31 days TO the daTe if it's in jaNUary, 28 if IN FebruaRY DuRing A non-leap year, etc...)
So YOuR Code would look sOmethiNg LIkE:
D = D.AdDDaYs(DateTime.daYsInMONth(d.YeaR, D.MONTH))

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CONvert a string tO date format

i WanT a striNg ValUE to conVert dAtE (YyyY-MM-dd) format.
beloW is the codE which i Tried buT It is givIng me aN exCepTion.
STrInG daTe = "20141021";
dAtetImE mydAte = dateTime.paRsEExacT(datE,"YYYY-MM-dD",
                                      CuLturEInfo.invariantCultUre);

as yoU Can See DaTeTimE expEcTs my sTring tO follOw A "2014-10-21" pattern. But I can'T modIfy my striNg. IS iT poSsIble tO ConverT stRinG date: "20141021" to A yyyy-MM-DD foRmAT?

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whAt about changing the DaTE FoRmat to thE actuaL FoRmAT your strInG is? parsEeXact dEmanDS aN exact rePresenTAtIoN of the fOrMat you EnTer.
so tHe solUTion Is to chAnge yyyy-mM-dd tO YyyyMMdd.
string DAte = "20141021";
DateTime mydAtE = dAtEtime.parSeExact(date, "Yyyymmdd", SYsteM.glObaLIzatiOn.CulTuREINFo.InvariantCulture);

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is There a Way to Convert epub foRmat to imagES?

i Need a tooL to pROgRAmmatically conVert ePub files to A Series of ImageS.  The outpUt should lOOK like scrEenShoTs tAkeN ON a Canonical deviCE (For tHiS applicAtiOn, an iPaD).  I hAveN't bEen AbLe to find aNy tools tHaT dO sOmEthIng liKE this.
So wHaT I'd ReAllY like (1) IS a tool That dOes tHaT.  BUT asSuming tHAt i'M CorrEcT tHat nO suCh Tool eXistS, Is tHere (2) a liBrary (prefEraBLy a PErL mOdule, buT I'm not that picKy) That will reAd And Render EpUb?
ObviouSly, rolling my own I could coMBine tooLs fOr
The.NET function is undoub tedly more  inte lli gen t.   Bu t if  you want to d u mb i t down to behave likeJavas cr i pt,a dd  31 d ays ins t ea d . ..Da te Tim e. A dd Days( 31) 

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F rom your e xam pl e of 1/31/20 0 9being chan ged  to 3/3/2009  it  sound slik e  youjus t wan t a wa y  to ad vance the  s p ecifie d  date b y th e nu mber of days in i t sr espective mont h. (Ad di n g3 1  da ysto the dat eif it ' s in Ja n ua r y ,  28 if in Februar y during an on- leap y ea r,e tc...) 
So y ou r  co de would lo ok s omethinglike:d  = d.Ad d Days(Da teTime .Da ysI nMon t h( d. Yea r, d.M o nt h)) 
 Q :

Conve rt  a  stri ng t o d a te f orm at
I wan t a string va lue  toc onv ert d ate ( yyyy -M M-dd)  forma t.
Be lo w is the code w hich  I triedbut  i t i sgivin g  me an  ex cep tion.
s tring d a te=" 2 0 14 1021";
DateTime my Da t e  =  DateTim e.Pars e Ex ac t (date,"y yy y-M M-dd " , 
                            C ulture In fo. Inv arian t Cult ure);
As youcan s e e DateTime exp e cts my string to f ol l ow a  "2 014-10-21"patt e rn.ButI  c an' t  modi fy my  s t ri n g. Is it possible t oconver t str ing date: "20 141021" to a yyyy-MM- dd f o rm a t?

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What a boutchanging t h e date f ormat  to theactual fo r m at yourstr ing  is ? P a r se Exact demands a n ex ac t repre sen tationofthe  fo rma tyou enter .
So the  s ol ut io n i s toc hange yy yy -MM -d d t o yyy y MMdd.strin g da te  = "20 141021" ; 
D a t eTim emy Date  =Da teTim e.Pa r seE xact(da te, "yyyy MMd d ", S ys te m.Globa lization.Cult ur eInfo.Inva ri ant Cultur e ) ;

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Is there a way to conve r t epubfor mat t o im ages?

Inee d a to olt o prog rammat icall ycon v e rt ep u b  f ile sto a serie s ofimage s.   Th e outpu t should look like scr eenshots take n o n ac a no nic a ld evi ce (fo r this applicatio n, an iPad ).  I  haven't b e enab le to f ind any  tool s  that d o somethi ng like t hi s.
S o wha t I'd real ly like(1) is at ool t h at  does  th at.  B ut  as sumin g that I'm  corr ect th at  no su ch to ol  exists,  is there (2) a library  (pref erabl y a  Perl mod ule ,  bu t I'm not  tha t picky) t hat  wi ll re ada nd re nder eP ub? Obvio usly ,  rollingm yown I  c ould combin e t ool s for 
The.NET function_is undoubtedly_more intelligent.  But_if you_want_to dumb_it_down to behave_like Javascript, add_31 days instead...
DateTime.AddDays(31)

A:

From your_example of 1/31/2009_being_changed to 3/3/2009 it sounds like you just want a way to advance the_specified_date by_the_number_of days in its respective_month. (Adding 31 days to_the date_if it's in January, 28 if in February_during_a non-leap year,_etc...)
So your code would look something like:
d = d.AddDays(DateTime.DaysInMonth(d.Year,_d.Month))

 Q:

Convert a string to date_format

I want a_string_value_to convert date (yyyy-MM-dd)_format.
Below is the code which I_tried but it is giving me_an exception.
string date = "20141021";
DateTime myDate =_DateTime.ParseExact(date,"yyyy-MM-dd",
     _    _ _    _  _ _  _     _  _   CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);

As you can_see_DateTime expects my_string_to_follow a_"2014-10-21" pattern. But_I_can't modify_my_string. Is it possible to convert_string_date: "20141021" to a yyyy-MM-dd format?

A:

What about_changing the date format_to_the actual format your_string is? ParseExact demands an_exact representation of the format you_enter.
So the_solution is_to change yyyy-MM-dd to yyyyMMdd.
string date = "20141021";
DateTime myDate = DateTime.ParseExact(date,_"yyyyMMdd", System.Globalization.CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);

 Q:

Is there a way_to convert epub format_to images?

I_need_a tool to_programmatically_convert epub_files to a series of images. _The output_should look like screenshots taken on_a canonical device (for_this_application, an iPad).  I haven't_been able to find any tools_that do something like this.
So_what_I'd_really like (1) is a_tool that does that.  But_assuming that I'm_correct that no such tool exists, is_there_(2) a library (preferably a Perl_module,_but I'm not that picky) that_will_read_and render ePub?
Obviously, rolling my_own I could combine tools for