Creates a $tagNUMBERFMT structure with the specified number formatting information
#include <WinAPILocale.au3>
_WinAPI_CreateNumberFormatInfo ( $iNumDigits, $iLeadingZero, $iGrouping, $sDecimalSep, $sThousandSep, $iNegativeOrder )
| $iNumDigits | The number of fractional digits placed after the decimal separator. |
| $iLeadingZero | Specifier for leading zeros in decimal fields, valid values: 0 - No leading zeros. 1 - Leading zeros. |
| $iGrouping | The number of digits in each group of numbers to the left of the decimal separator. The values in the range 0 through 9 and 32 are valid. Typical examples are: 0 to group digits as in 123456789.00; 3 to group digits as in 123,456,789.00; and 32 to group digits as in 12,34,56,789.00. |
| $sDecimalSep | The decimal separator string. |
| $sThousandSep | The thousand separator string. |
| $iNegativeOrder | The negative number mode, valid values: 0 - Left parenthesis, number, right parenthesis; for example, (1.1). 1 - Negative sign, number; for example, -1.1. 2 - Negative sign, space, number; for example, - 1.1. 3 - Number, negative sign; for example, 1.1-. 4 - Number, space, negative sign; for example, 1.1 -. |
Typically, the structure returned by this function is used in the _WinAPI_GetNumberFormat() function.
Search NUMBERFMT in MSDN Library.
#include <WinAPILocale.au3>
Local $sNumber = '123456789'
ConsoleWrite(_WinAPI_GetNumberFormat(0, $sNumber) & @CRLF)
ConsoleWrite(_WinAPI_GetNumberFormat(0, $sNumber, _WinAPI_CreateNumberFormatInfo(0, 1, 3, '', ',', 1)) & @CRLF)