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Linas Vepstas 1999-07-19 06:55:07 +00:00
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src/engine/util.h
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@
/* The debuging macros enable the setting of trace messages */
#include <stdio.h>
#ifdef HAVE_NANA_H
#if HAVE_NANA_H
#include <nana.h>
/* override standard system assert with nana I assertion */
@ -139,19 +139,19 @@ char * ultostr (unsigned long val, int base);
/** PROTOTYPES ******************************************************/
#define PRTSYM 0x1
#define PRTSHR 0x2
#define PRTSEP 0x4
/*
* The xaccPrintAmount() subroutine converts a double amount
* to a printable string, depending on the argument shrs:
* 0 -- print two decimal places
* 1 -- print currency symbol & two decimal places
* 2 -- print three decimal places
* 3 -- prints three decimal places followed by string "shrs"
* 4-7 as above, but comma separated
* The xaccPrintAmount() and xaccSPrintAmount() routines provide
* i18n'ed convenience routines for printing share and currency
* amounts. Both routines take a double argument, and print
* into a string. The argument 'shrs' is a bitflag that controls
* the format. If it is zero, two decimal places and no currency
* symbol will be printed. If non-zero, it must be a bitwise-or
* of the following:
*
* shrs must be bitwise-OR of PRTSYM, PRTSHR and PRTSEP
* PRTSYM -- also print currency symbol.
* PRTSHR -- print three decimal places
* PRTSYM | PRTSHR -- prints three decimal places followed by string "shrs"
* PRTSEP -- print comma-separated K's
*
* The xaccPrintAmount() routine returns a pointer to a statically
* allocated buffer, and is therefore not thread-safe.
@ -159,6 +159,11 @@ char * ultostr (unsigned long val, int base);
* The xaccSPrintAmount() routine accepts a pointer to the buffer to be
* printed to. It returns the length of the printed string.
*/
#define PRTSYM 0x1
#define PRTSHR 0x2
#define PRTSEP 0x4
char * xaccPrintAmount (double val, short shrs);
int xaccSPrintAmount (char *buf, double val, short shrs);