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BlacKCaT27 / CurrencyEditText

A module designed to encapsulate the use of an Android EditText field for gathering currency information from a user. Supports all ISO-3166 compliant locales/currencies.
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Is it possible to relies on currency code without Locale? #42

Closed b95505017 closed 6 years ago

b95505017 commented 6 years ago

As title. In our project, we init the Currency object by currency code instead of Locale.

BlacKCaT27 commented 6 years ago

No. Overriding the defaults based on currency was supported before, but was removed in 2.0 due to a lot of extra complexity it added for very little net gain.

If you're starting from a currency object instead of locale, you can use NumberFormat to do a "lookup" of sorts to find the matching locale object.

https://coderanch.com/t/609799/java/locale-instance-currency-symbol-java

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As title. In our project, we init the Currency object by currency code instead of Locale.

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