NAME
Template::Sandbox::NumberFunctions - Basic number functions library for Template::Sandbox.
SYNOPSIS
use Template::Sandbox::NumberFunctions qw/:all/;
# or:
use Template::Sandbox::NumberFunctions;
my $template = Template::Sandbox->new(
library => [ Template::Sandbox::NumberFunctions => qw/ucfirst uc lc/ ],
);
DESCRIPTION
Library of basic string manipulation functions for easy import into a Template::Sandbox template.
EXPORTABLE TEMPLATE FUNCTIONS
int( number )-
Rounds
numberdown to the first integer of lower value as per Perl'sint(). round( number )-
Rounds
numberto the nearest integer using mathematical rounding, that being 0.5 and greater being rounded up and everyhing below 0.5 being rounded down. abs( number )-
Return the absolute value of
numberas per Perl'sabs()function. numeric( number )-
Reformat
numberfor pretty display by adding thousands commas. Note that this does not respect locale. currency( number )-
Reformat
numberfor pretty display by adding thousands commas and displaying to two decimal places. Note that this does not respect locale. accountant_currency( number )-
Reformat
numberfor pretty display by adding thousands commas and displaying to two decimal places, additionally negative numbers will be displayed in round brackets rather than with a leading minus-sign. Note that this does not respect locale. decimal( number, places )-
Reformat
numberfor display toplacesdecimal places. exp( number )log( number )pow( number, exponent )sqrt( number )-
Wrappers to corresponding Perl power functions (or ** operator for
pow().) rand( number | array )-
Returns either a random number from
0tonumber - 1, or if passed an array will return a random element from that array. srand( number )-
Wrapper to
srand()Perl function. min( a, b )max( a, b )-
Returns the min or max value from
aorbaccordingly.
EXPORTABLE GROUPS
- :all
-
Exports all defined template functions in this library.
- :maths
-
Exports
exp,log,powandsqrt. - :display
-
Exports
numeric,currency,accountant_currencyanddecimal.
KNOWN ISSUES AND BUGS
There's not really a great many functions in here, the module could be regarded as largely superfluous since you could easily recreate it yourself if you needed it. However it provides a useful example of how to write your own library of template functions.
The pretty display functions don't respect locale and aren't going to do what you want if you're expecting "." as your thousands seperator and "," as your decimal marker.
SEE ALSO
Template::Sandbox, Template::Sandbox::Library
SUPPORT
You can find documentation for this module with the perldoc command.
perldoc Template::Sandbox::NumberFunctions
You can also look for information at:
RT: CPAN's request tracker
AnnoCPAN: Annotated CPAN documentation
CPAN Ratings
Search CPAN
AUTHORS
Original author: Sam Graham <libtemplate-sandbox-perl BLAHBLAH illusori.co.uk>
Last author: $Author: illusori $
COPYRIGHT & LICENSE
Copyright 2005-2010 Sam Graham, all rights reserved.
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.