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ESO_NumberFormats = { }
local strArgs = { }
do
then
local str = ""
local numFmt = "d"
local width = 0
local digits = 1
local unsigned = false
if ( ( ESO_NumberFormats [ formatString ] ~= nil ) and ( ESO_NumberFormats [ formatString ] [ i ] ~= nil ) )
then
width = ESO_NumberFormats [ formatString ] [ i ] . width or width
digits = ESO_NumberFormats [ formatString ] [ i ] . digits or digits
unsigned = ESO_NumberFormats [ formatString ] [ i ] . unsigned or unsigned
end
if ( width > 0 )
then
end
if ( frac ~= 0 )
then
numFmt = "f"
elseif ( unsigned == true )
then
numFmt = "u"
end
then
strArgs [ i ] = currentArg
else
strArgs [ i ] = ""
end
end
then
end
end
-- The extra parentheses are used to discard the additional return value (which is the total number of matches)
end
do
local DIGIT_GROUP_REPLACER_THRESHOLD = 1000
if ( amount < DIGIT_GROUP_REPLACER_THRESHOLD ) then
end
end
if "." ~= DIGIT_GROUP_DECIMAL_REPLACER then
end
if amount >= DIGIT_GROUP_REPLACER_THRESHOLD then
-- We have a number like 10000.5, so localize the non-decimal digit group separators (e.g., 10000 becomes 10,000)
local decimalSeparatorIndex = zo_strfind ( amountString , "%" .. DIGIT_GROUP_DECIMAL_REPLACER ) -- Look for the literal separator
local decimalPartString = decimalSeparatorIndex and zo_strsub ( amountString , decimalSeparatorIndex ) or ""
local wholePartString = zo_strsub ( amountString , 1 , decimalSeparatorIndex and decimalSeparatorIndex - 1 )
end
return amountString
end
end |