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Re: <i18n dev> Bug 100111
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Re: <i18n dev> Bug 100111FYI:
Such API is not currently available in JDK. The Unicode CLDR project (http://www.unicode.org/cldr) maintains "Rule-Based Number Formatting" for various types in various locales - http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr35/#Rule-Based_Number_Formatting An implementation is provided by the ICU project (http://icu-project.org/) in C++ and Java. This is the API specification of the Java implementation, including the rule syntax definitions - http://www.icu-project.org/apiref/icu4j/com/ibm/icu/text/RuleBasedNumberFormat.html -Yoshito Umaoka samuel jawahar wrote: > Hello, I have a requirement “number to text conversion” > Example:-123 is the number the equivalent text is:” one hundred and > three” > All the standings are as per international scientific standard > Is there any API in java addressing this request? > If not shall I send my implementation as part my contribution to > next JDK > Regards > Jawahar > > |
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Re: <i18n dev> Bug 100111Hello,
samuel jawahar wrote: > Hello, I have a requirement “number to text conversion” > Example:-123 is the number the equivalent text is:” one hundred and three” > All the standings are as per international scientific standard > Is there any API in java addressing this request? > If not shall I send my implementation as part my contribution to next JDK > Regards > Jawahar Could you please file an RFE(Request for enhancement) from http://bugreport.sun.com/bugreport/ ? I think that we haven't received this kind of RFE and need to evaluate its demand first. Basically, we add a new API to Java SE's core library (only) when the API is wanted by many developers and/or it looks essential as a part of the _core_ library of Java. Yes, we are very careful about it, because there are developers who want us to keep Java SE small. And also, once a new API is added, it's very difficult to obsolete it or to change its specification even if there's a problem. We need to consider before adding. An independent library outside Java SE may be a good place to keep APIs which are needed by only a small group of people. In any case, we really appreciate it if you file a new RFE for this. Thanks, -- Yuka Kamiya |
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