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Currently default BigDecimalToBankingMoneyConverter has FORMAT = "%s %s %02d/100" and it's used by many languages.
Also we have HindiBigDecimalToBankingMoneyConverter that is using a little different format - "%s %s%s %s".
What could be cool - is ability to use custom formatting without implementing custom BigDecimalToStringConverter and also per-language cent symbol support. Now by default it's printing "one hundred EUR 42/100", and it could be nice to be able to print something like "one hundred EUR forty two cents". For now we can only customize currency - EUR, but not cents.
Also good example example: zł. and gr.
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Currently default BigDecimalToBankingMoneyConverter has FORMAT = "%s %s %02d/100" and it's used by many languages.
Also we have HindiBigDecimalToBankingMoneyConverter that is using a little different format - "%s %s%s %s".
What could be cool - is ability to use custom formatting without implementing custom BigDecimalToStringConverter and also per-language cent symbol support. Now by default it's printing "one hundred EUR 42/100", and it could be nice to be able to print something like "one hundred EUR forty two cents". For now we can only customize currency - EUR, but not cents.
Also good example example: zł. and gr.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: