Hi,
Is there any handy (or standard) method to convert a Ruby string
"350000" or number 350000 to a US currency format such as: $350,000.00
or just $350,000 (without cents)? Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
Is there any handy (or standard) method to convert a Ruby string
"350000" or number 350000 to a US currency format such as: $350,000.00
or just $350,000 (without cents)? Thanks in advance.
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Jinho Lee wrote:
Hi,
Is there any handy (or standard) method to convert a Ruby string
"350000" or number 350000 to a US currency format such as: $350,000.00
or just $350,000 (without cents)? Thanks in advance.
http://currency.rubyforge.org/
Look at Currency::Parser, this seems like what you want.
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On Apr 5, 1:01 pm, Jinho Lee <jinh...@gmail.com> wrote:
Is there any handy (or standard) method to convert a Ruby string
"350000" or number 350000 to a US currency format such as: $350,000.00
or just $350,000 (without cents)? Thanks in advance.
Phillip Gawlowski wrote:
Look at Currency::Parser, this seems like what you want.
d'oh, Currency::Formatter is probably what you want, and not Currency::Parser.
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