l10n
Summary
Formats misc. numbers (times, dates, currencies, numbers, etc.).Usage
input|l10n( type )
Parameters
Name | Type | Description | Required |
---|---|---|---|
type | string | The format that should be used. | Yes. |
Returns
A string containing a formatted version of the input parameter.Description
This operator formats/localizes miscellaneous numeric values according to the current locale settings. The value that should be formatted must be input using the input parameter. The "type" parameter must be used to select the desired format. The following list reveals the available formats/types.
- time
- shorttime
- date
- shortdate
- datetime
- shortdatetime
- currency
- clean_currency
- number
Examples
Example 1
{def $number=1234.567 $timestamp=currentdate()} time: {$timestamp|l10n( 'time' )} shorttime: {$timestamp|l10n( 'shorttime' )} date: {$timestamp|l10n( 'date' )} shortdate: {$timestamp|l10n( 'shortdate' )} datetime: {$timestamp|l10n( 'datetime' )} shortdatetime: {$timestamp|l10n( 'shortdatetime' )} currency: {$number|l10n( 'currency' )} clean_currency: {$number|l10n( 'clean_currency' )} number: {$number|l10n( 'number' )}
If the current locale is "eng-GB", the following output will be produced:
time : 1:46:05 pm
shorttime : 1:46 pm
date : Friday 06 February 2004
shortdate : 06/02/2004
datetime : Friday 06 February 2004 1:46:05 pm
shortdatetime : 06/02/2004 1:46 pm
currency : £ 1,234.57
clean_currency : 1,234.57
number : 1,234.57
Balazs Halasy (05/02/2004 10:36 am)
Balazs Halasy (29/07/2005 10:30 am)
Comments
There are no comments.