After reading up on how to best handle users in multiple timezones properly, I\'ve learned that the way to go is to store all dates in an normalized, application-wide timezone - UTC and then apply the
I want to format an amount of money (in Euros) in the user\'s language in Java, regardless of the country the user is in:
I\'m formatting some currency in Java. This piece outputs 9,99 € final NumberFormat 开发者_运维知识库nf = NumberFormat.getCurrencyInstance(new Locale(\"nl\", \"BE\"));
What type should i use in C++ to开发者_开发百科 store large currecy values like 5231451.3245114414? It should allow to store 10 or even more decimal digits.It depends on how large your values are, and
i am making a currency selecting screen.for that i am displaying the list of currencies using the following code to create an array of currencies from which a tableview is populated
Is the开发者_JS百科re a way to get the float value of a string like this: 75,25 €, other than parsefloat(str_replace(\',\', \'.\', $var))?
I am developing an application that uses FBCredits as a currency, however, my clients are going to be paying in their local currency (ILS, israeli sheqel).
How can I convert a integer type to a double/float type so it shows decimal points? For instance if I want to convert a number to a money format:
It\'s easy enough to link to these financial charts at Google finance, but how to embed them on a website? Is there a way to do it that doesn\'t involve too much programming? I want to embed these cha
I currently have a form: <%= f.label(:price) %> <br/> <%= f.text_field(:price, :value => number_to_currency(@object.price)) %>
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