However, the result only makes sense for currencies and languages where the currency symbol should precede the number, which is a subset of all currencies and languages.
In some European languages, the euro symbol (€) comes after the number with an intervening space: "123 €" instead of "€123."
Would it be possible to refactor the way monetary amounts are formatted to support this?
Another example: Suppose I want to translate the balance display in the top left into Japanese and use Japanese yen instead of dollars. If I do so as far as I can, I will end with the following, which is incorrect:
Balance: 円13500
I expect the following:
残高：13500円
(the word "Balance" not being translated is a separate issue.)
AmmoniumX
commented
2 months ago
The AdminShop mod already supports changing the currency symbol by modifying the translated string for
gui.money_message: https://github.com/AmmoniumX/AdminShop/blob/95a475aee5ec7d07ff952b9a196c573e0142adbb/src/main/resources/assets/adminshop/lang/en_us.json#L6However, the result only makes sense for currencies and languages where the currency symbol should precede the number, which is a subset of all currencies and languages. In some European languages, the euro symbol (€) comes after the number with an intervening space: "123 €" instead of "€123." Would it be possible to refactor the way monetary amounts are formatted to support this?
Another example: Suppose I want to translate the balance display in the top left into Japanese and use Japanese yen instead of dollars. If I do so as far as I can, I will end with the following, which is incorrect:
I expect the following:
(the word "Balance" not being translated is a separate issue.)