Implementation of ISubFormatter that allows formatting a number read from the input record into a string.
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| void | Format (byte[] input, byte[] output) |
| | Formats a number read from the input record as a string and writes it in the output record. More...
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| int | Length [get, set] |
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| int | OutputIndex [get, set] |
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| IAccessor< decimal > | Accessor [get, set] |
| | Accessor for the number to format. More...
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| string | Edit [get, set] |
| | The edit string that specifies the formatting of the output string. Uses the syntax of the EDIT command of DFSORT. More...
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| string | PositiveSign [get, set] |
| | The character(s) for the positive sign. There should be exactly one or two characters. If there is one character, it is used every time Edit specifies a sign ("S"). If there is two characters, the first one is used before the number and the second one is used after (e.g., to produce "(123)", use "()" as sign). Default is " ". More...
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| string | NegativeSign [get, set] |
| | The character(s) for the negative sign. There should be exactly one or two characters. If there is one character, it is used every time Edit specifies a sign ("S"). If there is two characters, the first one is used before the number and the second one is used after (e.g., to produce "(123)", use "()" as sign). Default is "-". More...
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| Encoding | Encoding [get, set] |
| | The encoding to use to write the output string in the byte array. More...
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Implementation of ISubFormatter that allows formatting a number read from the input record into a string.
| void Summer.Batch.Extra.Sort.Legacy.Format.NumericEditFormatter.Format |
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| IAccessor<decimal> Summer.Batch.Extra.Sort.Legacy.Format.NumericEditFormatter.Accessor |
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| string Summer.Batch.Extra.Sort.Legacy.Format.NumericEditFormatter.Edit |
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The edit string that specifies the formatting of the output string. Uses the syntax of the EDIT command of DFSORT.
| Encoding Summer.Batch.Extra.Sort.Legacy.Format.NumericEditFormatter.Encoding |
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The encoding to use to write the output string in the byte array.
| int Summer.Batch.Extra.Sort.Legacy.Format.NumericEditFormatter.Length |
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The length of the formatted string.
| string Summer.Batch.Extra.Sort.Legacy.Format.NumericEditFormatter.NegativeSign |
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The character(s) for the negative sign. There should be exactly one or two characters. If there is one character, it is used every time Edit specifies a sign ("S"). If there is two characters, the first one is used before the number and the second one is used after (e.g., to produce "(123)", use "()" as sign). Default is "-".
| int Summer.Batch.Extra.Sort.Legacy.Format.NumericEditFormatter.OutputIndex |
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The zero-based index of the first byte to write in the output record.
| string Summer.Batch.Extra.Sort.Legacy.Format.NumericEditFormatter.PositiveSign |
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The character(s) for the positive sign. There should be exactly one or two characters. If there is one character, it is used every time Edit specifies a sign ("S"). If there is two characters, the first one is used before the number and the second one is used after (e.g., to produce "(123)", use "()" as sign). Default is " ".
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- Summer.Batch.Extra/Sort/Legacy/Format/NumericEditFormatter.cs
Properties inherited from Summer.Batch.Extra.Sort.Legacy.Format.ISubFormatter