currency

问题 I'm in Australia trying to show some currency values, I'm doing {{ portfolio.currentValue | currency : 'AUD' : true : '4.0' }} and I'm getting as result A$1,300,000 , I would like to show $1,300,000 (no A) without having to change to 'USD'. Is there a way to customise my currency symbol? 回答1: You can set your locale to Australia and then for AUD currency, it will just display a $. In your app providers add the following: import { LOCALE_ID } from '@angular/core'; ... { provide: LOCALE_ID,

问题 I'm working on an iPhone app and want to represent money ($) amounts. I can't use float because they introduce certain amount of rounding errors. What can I use? I'm thinking of defining my own Money class and store dollars and pennies as NSInteger internally. @interface Money : NSObject { //$10.25 is stored as dollas=10 and pennies=25 NSInteger dollars; NSInteger pennies; } Another possible representation (easier for adding and multiplying) would be to use a single NSInteger as pennies.

问题 I am setting up an little in app purchase store for muliple countries. How can I figure out that I have to show up the price in Dollar, Euro etc... I think it have to do with the localeIdentifier but I am not sure how to handle this 回答1: You can get the currency symbol and code from (NS)Locale with Swift 1 and 2 let locale = NSLocale.currentLocale() let currencySymbol = locale.objectForKey(NSLocaleCurrencySymbol)! let currencyCode = locale.objectForKey(NSLocaleCurrencyCode)! Swift 3 let

问题 I have textbox and I need to convert format of that to curency and money format with comma seprator ( like 12,654,500 ) can anybody help me ?? private void txtMuchMoney_TextChanged(object sender, EventArgs e) { } 回答1: Use this mask: $000,000,000 Refer to this MSDN article for more information on masks. $ : Currency symbol. The actual character displayed will be the currency symbol appropriate to the format provider, as determined by the control's FormatProvider property. , : Thousands

问题 I want to display a list of currencies that would have the ISO and the currency symbol in brackets i.e. something like USD($) or GBP(£). The list is supposed to be dynamic, so hard-coding it is out of the question because the user gets to choose what kind of currencies they get to see in the list. I've been able to get the ISO values to show up, but I want the symbols too. Is there a webservice or some class that can convert 'USD' to '$'? 回答1: $string_variable = "USD 9.99"; $string_variable =

问题 I'm wanting to display money like SWOS (or Sensible World of Soccer) used to. IE: Instead of: $10,000,000+ you got $10m, 10.5m, etc. Instead of: $1,000,000 you got $1m Instead of: $1,500,000 you got $1.5m It also worked for both large and smaller figures, say; 1k, 1.25k, 0.75k, 0.25k, etc. I'm wondering, is there a way to display money in a format that is similar to the way SWOS used to do it? Thanks. 回答1: You can do this by writing a subclass of either NSFormatter or NSValueTransformer,

问题 Given this simple Money object query Money.new(1000, "USD").to_s => "10.00" How can I display the value with its symbol? I'm aware I can call money_object.symbol but some currencies place the symbol before and other after the value. Im pretty sure there should be some easy method already for this? Haven't find it by reading into the documentation. 回答1: ActionView::Helpers::NumberHelper has number_to_currency which should do the trick. 回答2: if you are using money-rails, you have a lots of

问题 Thanks to Laurence Burke in my other question for the isMaybeMoney function, I am able to determine whether an input is money or not. What I'm doing now is trying to calculate the total after interest but I keep getting Infinity written to the screen. What in the world is wrong with my interestsaccrued function? It's supposed to be $3,522.55 when I use $1,234 as the starting balance with 3.5% interest. Can someone please help me out? static float money; static void Main() { string[]

问题 I have a textbox called textBox1. Goal: As soon as the user types in textBox1, I want the program to convert the numbers into currency format. Example: If the user typed 123456, I want the program to separate the numbers 123,456 like so. 回答1: Below is the basic approach, when the text changes convert it into a decimal then change the text to the string representation of the decimal. textBox1.TextChanged += (s,e) => { var value = Decimal.Parse(textBox1.Text); textBox1.Text = value.ToString("C"

问题 I'm working on a project using jQuery to make a currency converter. I'm getting the currency info from an api service and loading it up in a table with multiple currencies. After which, I want to be able to enter a number in one input and make the other inputs produce the correct currency according to the entered input. As you can see in the following code, I'm trying to make the keyup function work on everything but the input of which the numbers are being entered at that moment. My output