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For the string Calendar.DayLabelFmt, the formatting is a bit more complicated. Just like above, <code>{1}</code> is the week number. <code>{0}</code> is the date, but special rules apply: | For the string Calendar.DayLabelFmt, the formatting is a bit more complicated. Just like above, <code>{1}</code> is the week number. <code>{0}</code> is the date, but special rules apply: | ||
* If the date is today, the day before, or after, the strings "Today", "Yesterday", and "Tomorrow" are used. You can localize | * If the date is today, the day before, or after, the strings "Today", "Yesterday", and "Tomorrow" are used. You can localize these strings using Calendar.FmtYesterday, Calendar.FmtToday a Calendar.FmtTomorrow. | ||
* For other dates, the format is hardcoded as "name of the day, date". | * For other dates, the format is hardcoded as "name of the day, date". You can override the format using the string Calendar.FmtDay. | ||
== Calendar in the app == | == Calendar in the app == |