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@angular/commoncode
NumberSymbol
enum
deprecated
Symbols that can be used to replace placeholders in number patterns.
Examples are based on en-US values.
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enum NumberSymbol { Decimal: NumberSymbol.Decimal; Group: NumberSymbol.Group; List: NumberSymbol.List; PercentSign: NumberSymbol.PercentSign; PlusSign: NumberSymbol.PlusSign; MinusSign: NumberSymbol.MinusSign; Exponential: NumberSymbol.Exponential; SuperscriptingExponent: NumberSymbol.SuperscriptingExponent; PerMille: NumberSymbol.PerMille; Infinity: NumberSymbol.Infinity; NaN: NumberSymbol.NaN; TimeSeparator: NumberSymbol.TimeSeparator; CurrencyDecimal: NumberSymbol.CurrencyDecimal; CurrencyGroup: NumberSymbol.CurrencyGroup;}
Decimal
Decimal separator.
For en-US, the dot character.
Example: 2,345.67
Group
Grouping separator, typically for thousands.
For en-US, the comma character.
Example: 2,345.67
List
List-item separator. Example: "one, two, and three"
PercentSign
Sign for percentage (out of 100). Example: 23.4%
PlusSign
Sign for positive numbers. Example: +23
MinusSign
Sign for negative numbers. Example: -23
Exponential
Computer notation for exponential value (n times a power of 10). Example: 1.2E3
SuperscriptingExponent
Human-readable format of exponential. Example: 1.2x103
PerMille
Sign for permille (out of 1000). Example: 23.4
Infinity
Infinity, can be used with plus and minus. Example: , +, -
NaN
Not a number. Example: NaN
TimeSeparator
Symbol used between time units. Example: 10:52
CurrencyDecimal
Decimal separator for currency values (fallback to Decimal).
Example: $2,345.67
CurrencyGroup
Group separator for currency values (fallback to Group).
Example: $2,345.67
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