Cldr v0.4.0 Cldr.Number.Symbol

Functions to manage the symbol definitions for a locale and number system.

Summary

Functions

number_symbols_for(locale)

Returns a list of the number symbols for all number systems of a locale

number_symbols_for(locale, number_system)

Returns the number sysbols for a specific locale and number system

Functions

number_symbols_for(locale)

number_symbols_for(Cldr.Locale.t | Cldr.Locale.name) :: Keyword.t

Returns a list of the number symbols for all number systems of a locale.

locale is any locale known to Cldr. See Cldr.known_locales().

Example:

iex> Symbol.number_symbols_for("th")
[latn: %{decimal: ".", exponential: "E", group: ",", infinity: "∞", list: ";",
   minus_sign: "-", nan: "NaN", per_mille: "‰", percent_sign: "%",
   plus_sign: "+", superscripting_exponent: "×", time_separator: ":"},
 thai: %{decimal: ".", exponential: "E", group: ",", infinity: "∞", list: ";",
   minus_sign: "-", nan: "NaN", per_mille: "‰", percent_sign: "%",
   plus_sign: "+", superscripting_exponent: "×", time_separator: ":"}]

number_symbols_for(locale, number_system)

number_symbols_for(Local.t, atom | binary) :: %Cldr.Number.Symbol{decimal: term, exponential: term, group: term, infinity: term, list: term, minus_sign: term, nan: term, per_mille: term, percent_sign: term, plus_sign: term, superscripting_exponent: term, time_separator: term}

Returns the number sysbols for a specific locale and number system.

locale is any locale known to Cldr. See Cldr.known_locales().
number_system which defaults to :default and is either:
- an atom in which case it is interpreted as a number system type in the given locale. Typically this would be either :default or :native. See Cldr.Number.Format.format_types_for/1 for the number system types available for a given locale.
- a binary in which case it is used to look up the number system directly (for exmple "latn" which is common for western european languages). See Cldr.Number.Format.formats_for/1 for the available formats for a locale.

Example

iex> Cldr.Number.Symbol.number_symbols_for("th", "thai")
%{decimal: ".", exponential: "E", group: ",", infinity: "∞", list: ";",
  minus_sign: "-", nan: "NaN", per_mille: "‰", percent_sign: "%",
  plus_sign: "+", superscripting_exponent: "×", time_separator: ":"}