DecimalFormatSymbols

DecimalFormatSymbols

java.text

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Java 1.1

cloneable serializable

This class defines the various characters and strings, such as the decimal point, percent sign, and thousands separator, used by DecimalFormat when formatting numbers . You do not typically use this class directly unless you are formatting dates for an unsupported locale or in some highly customized way.

Figure 15-10. java.text.DecimalFormatSymbols

 public final class  DecimalFormatSymbols  implements Cloneable, Serializable {  // Public Constructors  public  DecimalFormatSymbols  ( );        public  DecimalFormatSymbols  (java.util.Locale  locale  );  // Public Instance Methods   1.4  public java.util.Currency  getCurrency  ( );  1.2  public String  getCurrencySymbol  ( );  default:"$"  public char  getDecimalSeparator  ( );  default:.  public char  getDigit  ( );  default:#  public char  getGroupingSeparator  ( );  default:,  public String  getInfinity  ( );  default:"\u221E"   1.2  public String  getInternationalCurrencySymbol  ( );  default:"USD"  public char  getMinusSign  ( );  default:-   1.2  public char  getMonetaryDecimalSeparator  ( );  default:.  public String  getNaN  ( );  default:"\uFFFD"  public char  getPatternSeparator  ( );  default:;  public char  getPercent  ( );  default:%  public char  getPerMill  ( );  default:\u2030  public char  getZeroDigit  ( );  default:0   1.4  public void  setCurrency  (java.util.Currency  currency  );  1.2  public void  setCurrencySymbol  (String  currency  );        public void  setDecimalSeparator  (char  decimalSeparator  );        public void  setDigit  (char  digit  );        public void  setGroupingSeparator  (char  groupingSeparator  );        public void  setInfinity  (String  infinity  );  1.2  public void  setInternationalCurrencySymbol  (String  currencyCode  );        public void  setMinusSign  (char  minusSign  );  1.2  public void  setMonetaryDecimalSeparator  (char  sep  );        public void  setNaN  (String  NaN  );        public void  setPatternSeparator  (char  patternSeparator  );        public void  setPercent  (char  percent  );        public void  setPerMill  (char  perMill  );        public void  setZeroDigit  (char  zeroDigit  );  // Public Methods Overriding Object  public Object  clone  ( );        public boolean  equals  (Object  obj  );        public int  hashCode  ( );   } 

Passed To

DecimalFormat.{DecimalFormat( ) , setDecimalFormatSymbols( )}

Returned By

DecimalFormat.getDecimalFormatSymbols( )