Examples of er.extensions.formatters.ERXNumberFormatter

er.extensions.formatters.ERXNumberFormatter

An extension to the number formatter. It will strip out the characters '%$,' when parsing a string and can scale values by setting a pattern like (/1024=)0.00 KB which will divide the actual value by 1024 or (*60;4=)0.00 which will multiply the actual value by 60. When used for parsing, the resulting value will be scaled to a scale of 4. So when the real value is 0.0165, the display value will be 0.99 and when this is re-entered, the resulting value will again be 0.0165.

    formatString = formatString == null ? "#,##0.00;-(#,##0.00)" : formatString;
    formatString = localizedStringForKeyWithDefault(formatString);
    Format result = _numberFormatters.get(formatString);
    if (result == null) {
      Locale current = locale();
      NSNumberFormatter formatter = new ERXNumberFormatter();
      formatter.setLocale(current);
      formatter.setLocalizesPattern(true);
      formatter.setPattern(formatString);
      result = formatter;
      _numberFormatters.put(formatString, result);
    }
    return result;
  }

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