Package com.priint.pubserver.util

Class FormatUtils

java.lang.Object

com.priint.pubserver.util.FormatUtils

public class FormatUtils
extends java.lang.Object

Utility class with methods to format raw 'input' strings.

Since:

4.1

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
FormatUtils()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
java.lang.String	formattingPrice(java.lang.String rawPrice, java.lang.String decimalPlaceCharacter, java.lang.String formatString)	Formats a raw price string via the rules given with the 2 parameters 'decimalPlaceCharacter' and 'formatString'. See priint-484.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

FormatUtils

public FormatUtils()

Method Detail

formattingPrice

public java.lang.String formattingPrice(java.lang.String rawPrice,
                                        java.lang.String decimalPlaceCharacter,
                                        java.lang.String formatString)

Formats a raw price string via the rules given with the 2 parameters 'decimalPlaceCharacter' and 'formatString'.
See priint-484.

Parameters:

rawPrice - The input, the price that have to be formatted.

decimalPlaceCharacter - It is needed for parsing the rawPrice string to find the position of the decimal character.
It can only be the single character dot (.) or comma (,).

formatString - Defines how the price will be formatted.
To identify the decimalPlace the strings before the decimal is formatted with '#', the string after as '0' (e.g.: #.###.###,000 or #.00).
Allowed #-patterns (here shown with a dot as thousands separator) are: #, #.##, #.###, #.##.##, #.###.###
Allowed decimal separator: ",", "."
Allowed thousands separator: ",", ".", "'"
At the beginning or the end of the formatString are all known currency symbols and currency short texts allowed also, separated with or without a blank.

Returns:

The formatted price.

Since:

4.1