Decimal Separator
Numbers use a decimal separator to separate the integer and factional component of a number.
In the English speaking world the period (.) is used as the decimal separator, however in large parts of the world the comma (,) is used as the decimal separator.
e.g.
$USD1,000.99 (one thousand dollars and 99 cents)
€EUR1.000,99 (one thousand euro and 99 cents)
Money2 use the English convention by default. To switch to the Euro style convention set the invertSeparators argument to true when creating a currency.
You will also need to provide an appropriate pattern.
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