Converts a numeric string in local format (representable for the user) to machine format depending of the language, country and variant of the
indicated user.
1 number.userParse
<number.userParse>
<value /> !
</number.userParse>
| Arguments | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Type | Required | Unique | Nullable | Description |
| Evalue | String | ||||
| Returns | |
|---|---|
| Type | Description |
| number | Numeric value, result to parse the string received to the language, country and variant of the indicated user. |
Exceptions
requires 1 arguments, received: 0
The function needs an entry value.
user must be set for operations
An user is required to obtain its locale.
Unparseable number: "..."
The value passed to the function in impossible to parse, because it contains non-numeric characters to the comm ',' and the point '.' ...
Remarks
It is necessary that the user will be identified to obtain the user's numeric format.
Example
Converts the string 1,2 to a number according to the locale of the indicated user. Returns 1.2, since in this case for this specific user, the comma ',' represents the decimal separator (european format).
Copy
<xsql-script name='number_parse'>
<body>
<println><number.userParse><string>1,2</string></number.userParse></println>
</body>
</xsql-script>