currency

问题 How to move the symbol euro from the front of the value to after it? Example: {{product.price | currency : "€"}} will produce € 12.00 but I would like 12.00 € 回答1: You don't have to hack the currency filter! AngularJS has a great support for i18n/l10n. The currency filter uses the default currency symbol from the locale service and positions it based on the locale settings. So it's all about supporting and setting the right locale. <script src="i18n/angular-locale_de-de.js"></script> If you

问题 I'm working with a UITextField that holds a localized currency value. I've seen lots of posts on how to work with this, but my question is: how do I re-apply currency formatting to the UITextField after every key press? I know that I can set up and use a currency formatter with: NSNumberFormatter *currencyFormatter = [[NSNumberFormatter alloc] init]; [currencyFormatter setNumberStyle:NSNumberFormatterCurrencyStyle]; ... [currencyFormatter stringFromNumber:...]; but I don't know how to hook it

问题 I know that a float isn't appropriate to store currency values because of rounding errors. Is there a standard way to represent money in C++? I've looked in the boost library and found nothing about it. In java, it seems that BigInteger is the way but I couldn't find an equivalent in C++. I could write my own money class, but prefer not to do so if there is something tested. 回答1: Don't store it just as cents, since you'll accumulate errors when multiplying for taxes and interest pretty

问题 As I started coding my first app I used NSNumber for money values without thinking twice. Then I thought that maybe c types were enough to deal with my values. Yet, I was advised in the iPhone SDK forum to use NSDecimalNumber, because of its excellent rounding capabilities. Not being a mathematician by temperament, I thought that the mantissa/exponent paradigm might be overkill; still, googlin' around, I realised that most talks about money/currency in cocoa were referred to NSDecimalNumber.

问题 I always tell in c# a variable of type double is not suitable for money. All weird things could happen. But I can't seem to create an example to demonstrate some of these issues. Can anyone provide such an example? (edit; this post was originally tagged C#; some replies refer to specific details of decimal , which therefore means System.Decimal). (edit 2: I was specific asking for some c# code, so I don't think this is language agnostic only) 回答1: Very, very unsuitable. Use decimal. double x

问题 Closed . This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post. Closed 6 years ago . I understand that BigDecimal is recommended best practice for representing monetary values in Java. What do you use? Is there a better library that you prefer to use instead? 回答1: BigDecimal all the way. I've heard of some folks creating their own Cash or Money classes which

问题 I am converting a double value to currency string format and it gets converted string with pound symbol currency. Is it culture dependent? 回答1: If you always want to use a a specific locale, which may be desirable if your server target is hosted in a different timezone, etc... ToString() can be supplied with a CultureInfo argument. How to convert string to double with proper cultureinfo If you want to tailor it to the user's locale, You might be able to examine the request values: Get

问题 can you please tell me how to remove currency formatting from a variable (which is probably treated as a string). How do I strip out currency formatting from a variable and convert it to a true number? Thank you. example PS C:\Users\abc> $a=($464.00) PS C:\Users\abc> "{0:N2}" -f $a <- returns blank However PS C:\Users\abc> $a=-464 PS C:\Users\abc> "{0:C2}" -f $a ($464.00) <- this works 回答1: PowerShell, the programming language, does not "know" what money or currency is - everything PowerShell

问题 In SharePoint I can create a list column of type 'Number'. I need to store monetary amounts and would like to be able to use this column type rather than having to create a new one. Are values of this type stored and manipulated by SharePoint (e.g. when summing values in a list view) to prevent loss of precision (i.e. not as some kind of approximate floating point type)? I have looked at currency columns but they seem to force display of a currency unit which doesn't make sense in my

问题 I have a code like this; GridView1.FooterRow.Cells[11].Text = String.Format("{0:c}", sumKV) In my computer this code gives a result like that; But when I upload this code to my virtual machine it looks like this; TL means Turkish Liras. But I don't want to show the currency. I just want numbers. I also don't want to change the formating of numbers. (Like 257.579,02) How can I only delete TL in this code? 回答1: I would use this: var cultureWithoutCurrencySymbol = (CultureInfo)CultureInfo