How can I force the input's onchange script to run before the RangeValidator's script? I want to prevent a failed validation when the user enters a dollar sign or comma. function cleanUp(str) { re = /^\$|,/g; return str.replace(re, ""); // remove "$" and "," } <input type="text" id="salary" runat="server" onchange="this.value=clea...
i wrote a class that tests for equality, less than, and greater than with two doubles in java. My general case is comparing price that can have an accuracy of a half cent. 59.005 compared to 59.395. Is the epsilon i chose adequate for those cases? thanks... private final static double EPSILON = 0.00001; /** * Returns true if two dou...
Hello there, I was wondering how can I change currency format from US ($) to EURO (€) for a specific TextBox in Microsoft ReportViewer? Because it always displays a dollar sign in front and the format is ##,###.## and as for euro it must be like ##.###,## ...
As I started coding my first app I used NSNumber for money values without thinking twice. Then I thought that maybe c types were enough to deal with my values. Yet, I was advised in the iPhone SDK forum to use NSDecimalNumber, because of its excellent rounding capabilities. Not being a mathematician by temperament, I thought that the m...
I need a table to store the state of a financial transaction. The state of this transaction can be roughly modelled by this class. class FinancialTransaction { Integer txId, Money oldLimit, Money newLimit, Money oldBalance, Money newBalance, Date txDate } class Money { Currency curr, BigDecimal amount ...
I want to format an int as a currency in C#, but with no fractions. For example, 100000 should be "$100,000", instead of "$100,000.00" (which 100000.ToString("C") gives). I know I can do this with 100000.ToString("$#,0"), but that's $-specific. Is there a way to do it with the currency ("C") formatter? ...
In my iPhone app I employ NSDecimalNumber to store some some currency rate values. I pull the data from the web the first time the app is launched and then again when they become obsolete, and I store them in a NSDictionary; then I use writeToFile:atomically:. When the app is launched for the first time, my rate conversion method works ...
Greetings, I am using Crystal Reports with Visual Studio 2005. I need to display a currency field in the following format: $0.0 (which will be a value in 100,000s). If the value is 0 the field is always displayed as $0 and not $0.0. I have set the decimals settings in the numeric formatting to $1.0 and the rounding setting to 0.1 and n...
I have a list of values such as "12000","12345","123456" that need to be converted to currency ("120.00", "123.45", "1234.56"). The only way I know is to convert the value to a string, copy the first strlen()-2 characters to one string (dollars) and the remainging two digits to another string(cents) and then write them as the following: ...
Okay, here's my problem. Basically I have this problem. I have a number like .53999999. How do I round it up to 54 without using any of the Math functions? I'm guessing I have to multiply by 100 to scale it, then divide? Something like that? Thanks guys! EDIT: more info The issue is with money. let's say I have $50.5399999 I know ho...
Dear all I using the price in Euro in javascript. var currency = '\u20AC'; Total Sum = Sum in Euro When I try to use in PHP mail. The Euro Symbol is appears differently. I used following command: $mail_body_reply=Sum from Javascript mail($email, $subject_reply, $mail_body_reply, $header_reply); Any idea to act same in PHP and Jav...
I have a money data type in SQL Server. How do I reformat 0.00 to 0 in my query? ...
I'm trying to use String.Format("{0:c}", somevalue) in C# but am having a hard time figuring out how to configure the output to meet my needs. Here are my needs: 0 outputs to blank 1.00 outputs to $1.00 10.00 outputs to $10.00 100.00 outputs to $100.00 1000.00 outputs to $1,000.00 I've tried String.Format("{0:c}", somevalue) but for ...
I'm trying to do something I'd think would be fairly simple: Let a user input a dollar amount, store that amount in an NSNumber (NSDecimalNumber?), then display that amount formatted as currency again at some later time. My trouble is not so much with the setNumberStyle:NSNumberFormatterCurrencyStyle and displaying floats as currency. ...
I have read a couple of articles about the perils of certain data types being used to store monetary amounts. Unfortunately, some of the concepts are not in my comfort zone. Having read these articles, what are the best practises and recommendations for working with money in C#? Should I use a certain data type for a small amount and a ...
I write currency trading applications for living, so I have to work with monetary values (it's a shame that Java still doesn't have decimal float type and has nothing to support arbitrary-precision monetary calculations). "Use BigDecimal!" — you might say. I do. But now I have some code where performance is an issue, and BigDecimal is mo...
We are writing an application that requires users to have accounts with balances in dollars and points. Is there a pluggable django app already out there that will help us? ...
I need a regex suitable for c# that'll validate a number if it matches: $1,000,000.150 $10000000.199 $10000 1,000,000.150 100000.123 10000 or the negative equivalents Anyone able to help? ...
I need to store a couple of money related fields in the database but I'm not sure which data type to use between money and decimal. ...
Hi guys, I'm developing something for international use. Wondering if anyone can shed any light on whether the CultureInfo class has support for finding currency exponents for particular countries, or whether I need to feed this data in at the database level. I can't see any property that represents this at the minute, so if anyone kn...