numberRenderer format?

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1

Dear Team

            <column property="amount" editable="true" filterable="true">
               <numberRenderer format="#,##0.00"/>
            </column>

What format is expected. The above is not working (just displaying the pattern) and I don’t find any documentation about numberRenderer.

The property amount is a double.

Jmix version: 2.1.1
Jmix Studio plugin version: 2.1.2-233
IntelliJ version: IntelliJ IDEA 2023.3.2 (Ultimate Edition)

Best regards
Felix

5

Hello!

The format attribute takes the format according to String.format(). For instance:

  • with string formatting "Value: %s";
  • for Double with two numbers of decimal digits: "%.2f", etc.

If you need more complicated formatting, you can add renderer programmatically:

@Autowired
private CurrentAuthentication currentAuthentication;

@Supply(to = "dataGrid.columnWithDouble", subject = "renderer")
private Renderer<OrderLine> dataGridColumnWithDoubleRenderer() {
    DecimalFormat numberFormat = (DecimalFormat) DecimalFormat.getNumberInstance(currentAuthentication.getLocale());
    numberFormat.applyPattern("#,##0.00");
    return new NumberRenderer<>(MyEntity::getValue, numberFormat);
}

For more convenience I created an issue to support decimal formatting from renderer in XML: Support formatting via NumberFormat in numberRenderer · Issue #2732 · jmix-framework/jmix · GitHub

7

Hi Roman

Thank you for your reply.

To use "%.2f" was my first try; is there any reason, why the

numberDecimalSeparator=.

is not used ? The numbers are formatted like 200,00 in the listview. If i edit the field it is correctly formatted :wink:

grafik
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grafik
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The same behaviour with the programmatically renderer.

Kind regards

8

The numberDecimalSeparator is used in Jmix components via property Datatype, when the value should be formatted for presentation.

In case of %.2f we cannot configure which char will be used for group or decimal separation.

The example above just does not specify separator chars, but we can do the following:

@Autowired
private CurrentAuthentication currentAuthentication;
@Autowired
private FormatStringsRegistry formatStringsRegistry;

@Supply(to = "orderLinesDataGrid.value", subject = "renderer")
private Renderer<OrderLine> tasksDataGridTestRenderer() {
    DecimalFormat numberFormat = (DecimalFormat) DecimalFormat.getNumberInstance(currentAuthentication.getLocale());
    FormatStrings formatStrings = formatStringsRegistry.getFormatStrings(currentAuthentication.getLocale());
    
    numberFormat.setDecimalFormatSymbols(formatStrings.getFormatSymbols());
    numberFormat.applyPattern("#,##0.00");

    return new NumberRenderer<>(OrderLine::getValue, numberFormat);
}

We retrieve information about separator chars from FormatStringsRegistry and then from FormatStrings.