fwnumFormat ( where is the documentation ?)

[Silvio.Falconi]

? FWNumFormat(nPrice,"E") give me an array

is there a function to set number od price in Italian language

instead of transform(nPrice,"@E €999,999.99")

[Silvio.Falconi]

this afternoon I made this (usefull for us Italian people)

sample :
nPrice := 2545.66
Euro(nprice, 10, 2, )

nprice can be numeric or string

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 Function Euro(nValore, nLen, nDec, lVirgola)
  local n, cEuro

  default nLen := 0, ;
          nDec := 2, ;
          lVirgola:= .T.

  if valtype(nValore) == "C"
    n := val(nValore)
  else
    n := nValore
  endif
                      
  if lVirgola
    cEuro := transform(n, "@E 999,999,999,999" + ; //R
                        iif(nDec > 0, "." + replicate("9", nDec), ""))
  else
    cEuro := str(n, max(nLen, 15), nDec)
  endif

  cEuro := ltrim(cEuro)

  if nLen > 0
    n := nLen - 1
    if len(cEuro) > n
      cEuro := replicate("*", n)
    else
      cEuro := padl(cEuro, n)
    endif
  endif

Return("€" + cEuro)

[nageswaragunupudi]

This is not necessary.
You can do this using FWNumFormat() and NUMPICT( nLen, nDec, ... )

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function temptest()

   local cPic1, cPic2
   local nVal := 1234567.89

   FWNumFormat( "E", .t. )

   cPic1 := NUMPICT( 10, 2 )
   cPic2 := NUMPICT( 10, 2, nil, nil, nil, .t. )

   XBROWSER { { cPic1, nVal, cPic2, nVal } } TITLE "EUROPEN" SETUP ( ;
      oBrw:cEditPictures := { nil, cPic1, nil, cPic2 }, ;
      oBrw:cHeaders := { "PIC1", "VAL1", "PIC2", "VAL2" } )


   FWNumFormat( "B", .t. )

   cPic1 := NUMPICT( 10, 2 )
   cPic2 := NUMPICT( 10, 2, nil, nil, nil, .t. )

   XBROWSER { { cPic1, nVal, cPic2, nVal } } TITLE "BRITISH" SETUP ( ;
      oBrw:cEditPictures := { nil, cPic1, nil, cPic2 }, ;
      oBrw:cHeaders := { "PIC1", "VAL1", "PIC2", "VAL2" } )

   FWNumFormat( "A", .t. )

   cPic1 := NUMPICT( 10, 2 )
   cPic2 := NUMPICT( 10, 2, nil, nil, nil, .t. )

   XBROWSER { { cPic1, nVal, cPic2, nVal } } TITLE "AMERICAN" SETUP ( ;
      oBrw:cEditPictures := { nil, cPic1, nil, cPic2 }, ;
      oBrw:cHeaders := { "PIC1", "VAL1", "PIC2", "VAL2" } )

   FWNumFormat( "I", .t. )

   cPic1 := NUMPICT( 10, 2 )
   cPic2 := NUMPICT( 10, 2, nil, nil, nil, .t. )

   XBROWSER { { cPic1, nVal, cPic2, nVal } } TITLE "INDIAN" SETUP ( ;
      oBrw:cEditPictures := { nil, cPic1, nil, cPic2 }, ;
      oBrw:cHeaders := { "PIC1", "VAL1", "PIC2", "VAL2" } )

   FWNumFormat( "A", .t., nil, HB_UTF8CHR( 0x20b1 ) )

   cPic1 := NUMPICT( 10, 2 )
   cPic2 := NUMPICT( 10, 2, nil, nil, nil, .t. )

   XBROWSER { { cPic1, nVal, cPic2, nVal } } TITLE "PHILIPPINES" SETUP ( ;
      oBrw:cEditPictures := { nil, cPic1, nil, cPic2 }, ;
      oBrw:cHeaders := { "PIC1", "VAL1", "PIC2", "VAL2" } )

   FWNumFormat( "A", .t., nil, HB_UTF8CHR( 0x0E3F ) )

   cPic1 := NUMPICT( 10, 2 )
   cPic2 := NUMPICT( 10, 2, nil, nil, nil, .t. )

   XBROWSER { { cPic1, nVal, cPic2, nVal } } TITLE "THAILAND" SETUP ( ;
      oBrw:cEditPictures := { nil, cPic1, nil, cPic2 }, ;
      oBrw:cHeaders := { "PIC1", "VAL1", "PIC2", "VAL2" } )

return nil
 

[nageswaragunupudi]

XBrowse, TDatarow etc programs automatically use FWNumFormt() settings to format numeric values.
By simply changing the settings of FWNumFormat() you can Internationalize your application as long as you do not interfere with their working by providing your own hard coded picture formats.

[Silvio.Falconi]

Sorry, on that situation I must not use the numlet on a xbrowse but on anoter control
see please http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewt ... =3&t=38670
the price is printed on each rows

[nageswaragunupudi]

TRANSFORM( nValue, NUMPICT( nLen, nDec, nil, nil, nil, .t. ) )

[Silvio.Falconi]

thanks run ok as you can see



I set 7 nlen 2 ndec

[Jorge_T]

XBrowse, TDatarow etc programs automatically use FWNumFormt() settings to format numeric values.
By simply changing the settings of FWNumFormat() you can Internationalize your application as long as you do not interfere with their working by providing your own hard coded picture formats.

Hi Mr. Nages,
With Xbrowse I try to export to Calc format from LibreOffice or Xls from Excel with the instructions Obrw: ToCalc () or Obrw: ToExcel (). I use xbrNumFormat( "E", .t. ) but depends on the number of decimals of the fields it gives me the error "could not set format #, ## 0.00000 to Column N" and in the exported sheet it does not separate well the numerical formats. Also sometimes appears the error (DOS Error -2147352567) WINOLE / 1006
I would appreciate if you can show me some example of the proper functioning of this instruction, thank you very much and regards
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