Java has this. Anyone know of a .Net equivalent?
Thanks,
Eric 5 8284
Eric wrote:
Java has this. Anyone know of a .Net equivalent?
What part of Currency do you need? Using a NumberFormatInf o object along
with the culture of choice will get you some of the functionality. Here is
an example of some of the values available:
NumberFormatInf o nf = CultureInfo.Cur rentCulture.Num berFormat;
int fractionDigits = nf.CurrencyDeci malDigits;
string symbol = nf.CurrencySymb ol;
string groupSeparator = nf.CurrencyGrou pSeparator;
string decimalSeparato r = nf.CurrencyDeci malSeparator;
I don't believe there is anything in .NET that will give you the currency
code.
Create a CultureInfo object for the culture of your choice if you want one
other than the current culture (ex: CultureInfo ci = new
CultureInfo("en-GB");). You can use the NumberFormatInf o object in calls to
Parse and Format methods on your numeric objects (int, decimal, double,
etc).
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Tom Porterfield
Tom Porterfield wrote:
Eric wrote:
>Java has this. Anyone know of a .Net equivalent?
What part of Currency do you need? Using a NumberFormatInf o object along
with the culture of choice will get you some of the functionality. Here
is an example of some of the values available:
NumberFormatInf o nf = CultureInfo.Cur rentCulture.Num berFormat;
int fractionDigits = nf.CurrencyDeci malDigits;
string symbol = nf.CurrencySymb ol;
string groupSeparator = nf.CurrencyGrou pSeparator;
string decimalSeparato r = nf.CurrencyDeci malSeparator;
I don't believe there is anything in .NET that will give you the currency
code.
Create a CultureInfo object for the culture of your choice if you want one
other than the current culture (ex: CultureInfo ci = new
CultureInfo("en-GB");). You can use the NumberFormatInf o object in calls
to Parse and Format methods on your numeric objects (int, decimal, double,
etc).
The currency code is available in the RegionInfo class.
RegionInfo ri = new RegionInfo(Cult ureInfo.Current Culture.LCID);
string currencyCode = ri.ISOCurrencyS ymbol;
--
Tom Porterfield
It really is the currency code I'm after - I want to build a Money class
along the lines of Fowler's pattern. So what I would ideally like is an
enumeration of all the currency codes net knows about, anyone of which could
be an attribute of a given Money instance.
I found the RegionInfo.IsoC urrencyCode property, but couldn't figure out how
to get an enumeration out of it. If we had a class like Java's Currency I'd
have enough of the values and type safety I'm looking for.
Thanks,
Eric
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Tom Porterfield wrote:
>Eric wrote:
>>Java has this. Anyone know of a .Net equivalent?
What part of Currency do you need? Using a NumberFormatInf o object along with the culture of choice will get you some of the functionality. Here is an example of some of the values available:
NumberFormatIn fo nf = CultureInfo.Cur rentCulture.Num berFormat; int fractionDigits = nf.CurrencyDeci malDigits; string symbol = nf.CurrencySymb ol; string groupSeparator = nf.CurrencyGrou pSeparator; string decimalSeparato r = nf.CurrencyDeci malSeparator;
I don't believe there is anything in .NET that will give you the currency code.
Create a CultureInfo object for the culture of your choice if you want one other than the current culture (ex: CultureInfo ci = new CultureInfo("e n-GB");). You can use the NumberFormatInf o object in calls to Parse and Format methods on your numeric objects (int, decimal, double, etc).
The currency code is available in the RegionInfo class.
RegionInfo ri = new RegionInfo(Cult ureInfo.Current Culture.LCID);
string currencyCode = ri.ISOCurrencyS ymbol;
--
Tom Porterfield
On Thu, 30 Nov 2006 19:32:36 -0800, Eric wrote:
It really is the currency code I'm after - I want to build a Money class
along the lines of Fowler's pattern. So what I would ideally like is an
enumeration of all the currency codes net knows about, anyone of which could
be an attribute of a given Money instance.
I found the RegionInfo.IsoC urrencyCode property, but couldn't figure out how
to get an enumeration out of it. If we had a class like Java's Currency I'd
have enough of the values and type safety I'm looking for.
It would be tough, and not like java. You can get all the cultures by
accessing CultureInfo[] CultureInfo.Get Cultures(). You would then need to
build a RegionInfo object from each CultureInfo in the array and then get
the ISOCurrencySymb ol.
--
Tom Porterfield
Thanks Tom - that is pretty much what did the trick
"Tom Porterfield" <tp******@mvps. orgwrote in message
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On Thu, 30 Nov 2006 19:32:36 -0800, Eric wrote:
>It really is the currency code I'm after - I want to build a Money class along the lines of Fowler's pattern. So what I would ideally like is an enumeration of all the currency codes net knows about, anyone of which could be an attribute of a given Money instance.
I found the RegionInfo.IsoC urrencyCode property, but couldn't figure out how to get an enumeration out of it. If we had a class like Java's Currency I'd have enough of the values and type safety I'm looking for.
It would be tough, and not like java. You can get all the cultures by
accessing CultureInfo[] CultureInfo.Get Cultures(). You would then need to
build a RegionInfo object from each CultureInfo in the array and then get
the ISOCurrencySymb ol.
--
Tom Porterfield
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