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=== ''string'' ''' | === ''string'' '''NumberFormat'''(''integer'') === | ||
You can use this to take large numbers and format | You can use this to take large numbers and format them to be comma separated by thousands. | ||
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string | string NumberFormat(integer number) | ||
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string output; | string output; | ||
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return output; | return output; | ||
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string NumberFormat(integer)
You can use this to take large numbers and format them to be comma separated by thousands.
string NumberFormat(integer number)
{
string output;
integer x = 0;
string numberString = (string)number;
integer numberStringLength = llStringLength(numberString);
integer z = (numberStringLength + 2) % 3;
for(;x < numberStringLength; ++x)
{
output += llGetSubString(numberString, x, x);
if ((x % 3) == z && x != (numberStringLength - 1))
output += ",";
}
return output;
}