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It would be nice if the library could also be used for conversion to an approximate reading of a number. As in:
970,123,456 => "one gig"
929,456,789 => "nine hundred meg"
1,210,789,123 => "one point two gig"
How exactly to do such rounded conversion would need to be configurable, using some high-level settings with meanings like "at most two digits", "use 'meg' instead of 'million'" etc. With other parameters, the numbers above would instead turn into:
970,123,456 => "nine hundred and seventy million"
929,456,789 => "nine hundred and thirty million"
1,210,789,123 => "one point two one billion"
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tml1024
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Clever and configurable rounding, output using "technobabble" units (kilo, meg, gig)
Clever and configurable rounding, and also output using "technobabble" units (kilo, meg, gig)
Sep 6, 2021
tml1024
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Clever and configurable rounding, and also output using "technobabble" units (kilo, meg, gig)
Clever and configurable rounding, and also output using "technobabble" multipliers (kilo, meg, gig)
Sep 6, 2021
tml1024
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Clever and configurable rounding, and also output using "technobabble" multipliers (kilo, meg, gig)
Would be nice to have clever and configurable rounding, and also output using "technobabble" multipliers (kilo, meg, gig)
Sep 6, 2021
It would be nice if the library could also be used for conversion to an approximate reading of a number. As in:
970,123,456 => "one gig"
929,456,789 => "nine hundred meg"
1,210,789,123 => "one point two gig"
How exactly to do such rounded conversion would need to be configurable, using some high-level settings with meanings like "at most two digits", "use 'meg' instead of 'million'" etc. With other parameters, the numbers above would instead turn into:
970,123,456 => "nine hundred and seventy million"
929,456,789 => "nine hundred and thirty million"
1,210,789,123 => "one point two one billion"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: