Another one, would be :
import re
def AddCommas(rep) :
Mt = str(rep).split('.')
Mt[0] = re.sub(r'(?<=\d)(?=(\d\d\d)+(\.|$))', ',', Mt[0])
return '.'.join(Mt)
print AddSpace(12345.69)
Brian Wolf a écrit :
···
Below is another possible solution:
def AddCommas(n):
parts = str(n).split('.')
n = parts[0]
chunks =
while len(n) > 0:
if len(n) > 3:
chunks.insert(0, n[-3:])
n = n[:-3]
else:
chunks.insert(0,n)
n = ''
parts[0] = ','.join(chunks)
return '.'.join(parts)print AddCommas(178143239.61)
print AddCommas(2354.)
print AddCommas(897)178,143,239.61
2,354.0
897Michael Moriarity wrote:
Hello Ralph:
On Dec 4, 2007 12:26 PM, Raph <maygeo@netplus.ch> wrote:
I'm displaying numeric values in grid cells (wx.grid and
wx.grid.PyGridTableBase). It looks like this:
23456789.43
and for readibility reasons, I'd like it to look like this:
23'456'789.43 or 23,456,789.43
I wrote a function a while ago to convert and integer into a string with commas
every 3 digits. It may be what you need.def InsertNumberCommas(NumberInt):
TempStr = '%d' % NumberInt
NumDigits = len(TempStr)
NumCommas = (NumDigits - 1) / 3
NumberStr = ''
Start = 0
for Index in xrange(NumCommas, 0, -1):
Stop = -Index * 3
NumberStr += TempStr[Start:Stop] + ','
Start = Stop
NumberStr += TempStr[-3:]
return NumberStr---------------------------------------------------------------------
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