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Decimal seperator for USD / EUR / finance numbers #249
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Thank you for your request. It kind of came up here: #104, #175. So far, we have a For a long time, I have been planning a full rewrite of |
Rewrite it as in another language? If so, what are some candidates? |
There are no serious plans, but I once started a small experiment in Rust, using |
I would be interested in taking a stab at fixing those problems. Any examples (maybe a new issue should be made for this)? |
There are two things that come to my mind right now:
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This is only tangentially related (the issue says nothing of separators in input, only output), but I've been thinking about having a separator like Note that I personally don't really care about having a |
That follow up project is now here! And we also have a follow-up ticket: sharkdp/numbat#152 |
Hello.
I couldn't find this specific issue, so hopefully it's not a duplicate.
I'd like to ask if anyone would consider adding a configurable(?) decimal seperator for numbers. This is useful mainly in I guess financial kind of calculations where scientific notation isn't very practical to the human eye. I'm thinking at least either for USD / EUR / custom currency variable / etc. answers or some user configurable setting for all the numbers that would otherwise not end up being delimited.
See:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_separator#Examples_of_use
Example:
Current behavior:
Proposed behavior:
a)
b)
What do you think?
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