dirksamson
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| Posted: 09/19/2007, 8:02 AM |
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Can anyone point me to the documentation of CCFormatNumber() function (CCS3.x) ? Thanks in advance.
PS: Besides the "sec" documentation (of the parameters of the function) I'm also interested in a little more information about the #'s and 0's (etc) defining the number format.
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wkempees
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| Posted: 09/19/2007, 8:14 AM |
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It is in the generated COMMON,.PHP, I think.
Not at my main machine.
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dirksamson
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| Posted: 09/19/2007, 8:35 AM |
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That's correct. And it handles number formatting quite nicely, respecting decimal- and thousands separators as they are set in the locales etc. So I would like to use it instead of reinventing the wheel myself. What's missing, however, is a decent documentation. For example, if you look at the (online) CCS3 documentation you will find good doc for de CCFormatDate function, but not for the CCFormatNumber function... So, where is it?
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wkempees
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| Posted: 09/19/2007, 8:38 AM |
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Oh ok, I get it.
I will try and find it for you, or give you a proper explanation of how to do it by analyzing the actual function in COMMON.PHP.
But, I need to get to my main machine first, which will be several hours from now.
Walter
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datadoit.com
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| Posted: 09/19/2007, 12:17 PM |
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wkempees wrote:
> Oh ok, I get it.
> I will try and find it for you, or give you a proper explanation of how to do
> it by analyzing the actual function in COMMON.PHP.
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> But, I need to get to my main machine first, which will be several hours from
> now.
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> Walter
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While you're at it Walter, do the same for CCDateAdd().
:)
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JimmyCrackedCorn
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| Posted: 09/19/2007, 1:38 PM |
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this is great Walter. I'm going to see if I need any CCS stuff documented too! 
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wkempees
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| Posted: 09/19/2007, 4:12 PM |
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@datadoit
http://forums.codecharge.com/posts.php?post_id=89929&s_keyword=ccdateadd
http://forums.codecharge.com/posts.php?post_id=89900&s_keyword=ccdateadd
http://forums.codecharge.com/posts.php?post_id=89870&s_keyword=ccdateadd
http://forums.codecharge.com/posts.php?post_id=87059&s_keyword=ccdateadd
just kidding!
@JimmyCrackedCorn
Happy to, lol
There is a Wiki docs suggestion in this forum somewhere, come on and lets
join forces.
(A per-version (not perverted) wiki would be nice)
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peterr
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| Posted: 09/21/2007, 12:10 AM |
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Hi All,
Thank you for all of your time and efforts participating in the forums.
We plan to have a Wiki available by end of the year, possibly intergrated with CCS documentation and discussions, therefore please wait a little longer and we may all join forces 
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wkempees
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| Posted: 09/21/2007, 1:29 AM |
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Peterr
We Will! (..join forces as waiting is so much harder)
Walter
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> Thank you for all of your time and efforts participating in the forums.
> We plan to have a Wiki available by end of the year, possibly intergrated
> with
> CCS documentation and discussions, therefore please wait a little longer
> and we
> may all join forces
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dirksamson
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| Posted: 10/24/2007, 12:46 AM |
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Here's the documentation of the CCFormatNumber function; please correct me if I got it wrong:
CCFormatNumber($NumberToFormat, $FormatArray, $DataType, $isDBFormat)
$NumberToFormat
The number to format. In PHP this may in fact be a string, just make sure the decimal separator is a . and not a comma.
$FormatArray
0 boolean ExtendedFormat
Simple || Extended
1 AfterDecimal || unused; see arg 6
2 decimal separator * || idem
3 period separator || idem
4 hide minus sign (if the number is neg)** || idem
5 prepend to resulting formatted number || BeforeDecimal. ***
6 append to resulting formatted number || AfterDecimal ***
7 multiplier (use 1; this is not a default!) || idem
8 apply CCToHTML() || idem
9 color **** || idem
* Defaults to setting defined in $CCSLocales
** The minus sign will be the first character in the formatted number
*** in the array, use 0 for obligatory positions, # for optional positions. All other strings will de displayed as is.
**** in fact a <span style=> ($CCSIsXHTML) or [deprecated!] <font color=> tag is placed around the result.
$DataType
Only used if FormatArray[6] (extendedFormat) or FormatArray[1] (simpleFormat) isnt set (== null). If this argument is set to ccsInteger, the number of decimals will be 0, otherwise it will be set to 100 if $isDbFormat or the number of decimal digits defined in $CCSLocales. (note to the programmer: nested "() ? : ;" constructs do not make very readable code!)
$isDBFormat
See $DataType
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wkempees
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| Posted: 10/24/2007, 4:04 AM |
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Thanks.
"dirksamson" <dirksamson@forum.codecharge> schreef in bericht
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> Here's the documentation of the CCFormatNumber function; please correct me
> if I
> got it wrong:
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> CCFormatNumber($NumberToFormat, $FormatArray, $DataType, $isDBFormat)
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> $NumberToFormat
> The number to format. In PHP this may in fact be a string, just make sure
> the
> decimal separator is a '.' and not a comma.
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> $FormatArray
> 0 boolean ExtendedFormat
> Simple || Extended
> 1 AfterDecimal || unused; see arg 6
> 2 decimal separator * || idem
> 3 period separator || idem
> 4 hide minus sign (if the number is neg)** || idem
> 5 prepend to resulting formatted number || BeforeDecimal. ***
> 6 append to resulting formatted number || AfterDecimal ***
> 7 multiplier (use 1; this is not a default!) || idem
> 8 apply CCToHTML() || idem
> 9 color **** || idem
>
> * Defaults to setting defined in $CCSLocales
> ** The minus sign will be the first character in the formatted number
> *** in the array, use '0' for obligatory positions, '#' for optional
> positions.
> All other strings will de displayed 'as is'. TIP: you can insert a string
> only
> for positive/negative numbers using (IsNegative ? '-' : ''); e.g. to put a
> minus
> sign between the currency sign and the amount instead of before the entire
> string. If you do this, set arg[4] = true to prevent double minus signs.
> **** in fact a <span style=''> ($CCSIsXHTML) or [deprecated!] <font
> color=''>
> tag is placed around the result.
>
> $DataType
> Only used if FormatArray[6] (extendedFormat) or FormatArray[1]
> (simpleFormat)
> isn't set (== null). If this argument is set to ccsInteger, the number of
> decimals will be 0, otherwise it will be set to 100 if $isDbFormat or the
> number
> of decimal digits defined in $CCSLocales. (note to the programmer: nested
> "() ?
> : ;" constructs do not make very readable code!)
>
> $isDBFormat
> See $DataType
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