currency

I'm using angular's currency filter and it seems to be outputting an extra symbol: Â. The html: {{totals.subtotal | currency}} {{totals.tax | currency}} {{totals.total | currency}} The object totals: var totals = {subtotal: 500, tax: 65, total: 565}; Output: Â$500.00 Â$65.00 Â$565.00 Has anyone encountered this before? I'm using the latest angular 1.0.6 Update: It turns out the minification of angular caused this. When I included the non minified angular it fixed it. Yeah confirmed that this is uglify. If you build it with the ascii_only=true option then it seems to resolve the problem. Make

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. @interface Money : NSObject { //$10.25 is stored as pennies=1025 NSInteger pennies; } What are your

Actually, I want to display the currency symbols of all currency codes and I'm using code like this,but i only get "$" symbols -(void) showCurrenciesList { NSNumberFormatter *numFormatter = [[NSNumberFormatter alloc] init]; [numFormatter setNumberStyle:NSNumberFormatterCurrencyStyle]; //[numFormatter setLocale: [NSLocale currentLocale]]; NSMutableArray *aryAllCurrencies = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init]; //NSLocale *locale = [[[NSLocale alloc] initWithLocaleIdentifier: @"en_US"] autorelease]; NSArray *currencyArray = [NSLocale ISOCurrencyCodes]; NSLog(@"Currency array : %@",currencyArray); for

I want to show Currency symbol according to current gps location. How can I do this? I am using below code but it always returns $. List<Address> addresses = geocoder.getFromLocation(lat, lng, 1); Address obj = addresses.get(0); Currency cc=Currency.getInstance(obj.getLocale()); Are you using the following to obtain the symbol for currency? Currency.getInstance(obj.getLocale()).getSymbol(); Is your obj.getLocale() a valid locale code following ISO_3166-1 and ISO 639-1 like "de_DE". Further more have you assured, that your testdevice supports the required locales? More information for locales

I'm trying to change the price format in Magento ver. 1.5.1.0 from €8.49 to EUR 8.49 I have been looking through lots of posts and forums but it didn't work out. I tried to follow the instructions but it didn't work out so far. Cache is deactivated. /lib/Zend/Locale/Data/en.xml <currency type="EUR"> <displayName>Euro</displayName> <displayName count="one">euro</displayName> <displayName count="other">euros</displayName> //added <symbol>EUR</symbol> here </currency> /lib/Zend/Locale/Data/root.xml <currency type="EUR"> <symbol>€</symbol> => changed to <symbol>EUR</symbol> didn't work </currency>

I am using dompdf to create a pdf. When I pass ₹ to pdf it converts into ? How I can show indian currency symbol in pdf using dompdf? The core PDF fonts (Helvetica, Times Roman, Courier) in dompdf only support characters that are included in Windows ANSI. Additionally, though dompdf 0.5.x can display other characters it requires much work to set up. With dompdf 0.6.0 full Unicode character support is enabled so long as you have loaded a font that covers your character set. dompdf 0.6.0 (currently in beta) includes the DejaVu fonts, which do support ₹. Displaying that character requires only

I'm trying to make a simple java currency converter GUI. So far I have this :(4 parts) How would I set the values for each item in the jcombbox (ex. each currency) so that I can use them to calculate the conversion? Here's the first part (1 combobox): import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; import javax.swing.*; public class test extends JPanel { private JPanel panel; private JLabel messageLabel; private JTextField USDTextField; private JPanel CurrencyPanel; private JComboBox CurrencyBox; private String[] Currency = { "USD - United States Dollar", "GBP - Great Britain Pound", "AUD -