protected function GeneralNumberFormatter::numberFormatBasic in Formatter Suite 8
Formats a number using the basic set of formatting features.
Basic number notation formats a number with two parts:
- Whole part before the decimal.
- Fractional part after the decimal.
The following formatting attributes are used:
- Use thousands.
- Decimal digits (decimal & float types only).
Parameters
mixed $number: The number to format.
string $preSuffix: (optional, default = '') The string to add before the suffix.
Return value
string The formatted number, including the prefix or suffix.
2 calls to GeneralNumberFormatter::numberFormatBasic()
- GeneralNumberFormatter::numberFormat in src/
Plugin/ Field/ FieldFormatter/ GeneralNumberFormatter.php - Format a number using the current settings.
- GeneralNumberFormatter::numberFormatPercentage in src/
Plugin/ Field/ FieldFormatter/ GeneralNumberFormatter.php - Formats a number using a basic set of formatting features for percentages.
File
- src/
Plugin/ Field/ FieldFormatter/ GeneralNumberFormatter.php, line 1060
Class
- GeneralNumberFormatter
- Format a number field with a variety of notation styles and parameters.
Namespace
Drupal\formatter_suite\Plugin\Field\FieldFormatterCode
protected function numberFormatBasic($number, string $preSuffix = '') {
// Get settings.
$usePrefixAndSuffix = $this
->getSetting('usePrefixAndSuffix');
$useThousands = $this
->getSetting('useThousands');
$thousandsSeparator = $useThousands === TRUE ? ',' : '';
if (is_int($number) === TRUE) {
$decimalDigits = 0;
}
else {
$decimalDigits = $this
->getSetting('decimalDigits');
}
// Format the number.
$formatted = number_format($number, $decimalDigits, '.', $thousandsSeparator);
// If needed, add the prefix and suffix.
if ($usePrefixAndSuffix === FALSE) {
return $formatted . $preSuffix;
}
$prefixes = $this
->getFieldPrefixes();
$suffixes = $this
->getFieldSuffixes();
$prefix = $this
->selectPrefix($number, $prefixes);
$suffix = $this
->selectSuffix($number, $suffixes);
return $prefix . $formatted . $preSuffix . $suffix;
}