I was reluctant to add this because I was concerned that an .of(String string) method might not be used properly (it should only be used with strings that use the Omni Core "JSON formatted" convention of always using decimals in strings for divisible amounts and never using decimals in strings of indivisible amounts.
But given that OmniJ itself already had multiple implementations of this method, I guess it makes sense to just add it to OmniValue.
I also tried to make the above concern well-documented in the JavaDoc.
... as requested by @dexX7 .
I was reluctant to add this because I was concerned that an
.of(String string)method might not be used properly (it should only be used with strings that use the Omni Core "JSON formatted" convention of always using decimals in strings for divisible amounts and never using decimals in strings of indivisible amounts.But given that OmniJ itself already had multiple implementations of this method, I guess it makes sense to just add it to
OmniValue.I also tried to make the above concern well-documented in the JavaDoc.