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MINOR: adding SpelledOut method in DBInt #11096
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Hi,
Thank you for this contribution. It seems like a good idea to me - just a few things to tidy up
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return sprintf('%d', $this->value); | |||
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public function SpelledOut() |
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Please add a phpdoc comment explaining what the method does.
@@ -64,7 +64,13 @@ public function Nice() | |||
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return sprintf('%d', $this->value); | |||
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public function SpelledOut() |
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public function SpelledOut() | |
public function SpelledOut(): string |
People will expect a string, but NumberFormatter::format()
can return false
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This method should return an empty string in the event the format()
method returns false
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$v = $this->prepValueForDB($this->value); | ||
return (new NumberFormatter(i18n::get_locale(), NumberFormatter::SPELLOUT))->format($v); |
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$v = $this->prepValueForDB($this->value); | |
return (new NumberFormatter(i18n::get_locale(), NumberFormatter::SPELLOUT))->format($v); | |
$value = $this->prepValueForDB($this->value); | |
$formatter = new NumberFormatter(i18n::get_locale(), NumberFormatter::SPELLOUT); | |
return $formatter->format($value); |
Please don't use single-letter variables, nor wrap instantiation in quotes.
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public function SpelledOut() | ||
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$v = $this->prepValueForDB($this->value); |
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Why are you calling prepValueForDB()
first? e.g. DBInt::Formatted()
doesn't do that.
Please also create an issue for this PR and link them to each other as per our contribution guide |
This is just an idea, be curious to see if this would be acceptable.
You can then write in your template:
$MyInt = $MyInt.SpelledOut
Which outputs: