GetDoubleFromLocalizedString

Description

This JSP function returns a double value that is represented in a string containing the number in the format used by a particular locale.

This function does the reverse of the getLocalizedStringFromDouble() function.

Syntax

double getDoubleFromLocalizedString(YFCLocale aLocale, String sVal)

Input parameters

aLocale - Required. The YFCLocale object for which you want the number formatted for a specific locale.

sVal - Required. The string containing the formatted representation of the number.

Output parameters

A double containing the unformatted number.

JSP usage

This example shows how the string variable containing a formatted double called sTotalInternalUnassignedDemand is compared to zero by first converting it into the double value.

<% if ((getDoubleFromLocalizedString(getLocale(), 
sTotalInternalUnassignedDemand)) > 0) {%> 
  <table  border="1" style="border-color:Black" cellspacing="2" cellpadding="2"
    bgcolor="<yfc:getXMLValue 			
    binding="xml:/InventoryInformation/Item/InventoryTotals/Demands/@Total
    InternalUnassignedDemand" />">
    <tr>
      <td style="height:10px;width:15px"></td>
    </tr>
  </table>				
<%}%>