BaseOptions class abstract

Defines number system variations (hypothetical). Base class for language-specific number formatting options.

Provides common options applicable across multiple languages. Language-specific implementations should extend this class to add their unique options.

Implementers

• AfOptions
• AmOptions
• ArOptions
• AzOptions
• BeOptions
• BgOptions
• BnOptions
• BsOptions
• CsOptions
• DaOptions
• DeOptions
• ElOptions
• EnOptions
• EsOptions
• FaOptions
• FilOptions
• FiOptions
• FrOptions
• HaOptions
• HeOptions
• HiOptions
• HrOptions
• HuOptions
• HyOptions
• IdOptions
• IgOptions
• IsOptions
• ItOptions
• JaOptions
• KaOptions
• KkOptions
• KmOptions
• KoOptions
• KyOptions
• LoOptions
• LtOptions
• LvOptions
• MkOptions
• MnOptions
• MsOptions
• MtOptions
• MyOptions
• NeOptions
• NlOptions
• NoOptions
• PlOptions
• PtOptions
• RoOptions
• RuOptions
• SiOptions
• SkOptions
• SlOptions
• SqOptions
• SrOptions
• SvOptions
• SwOptions
• TaOptions
• TgOptions
• ThOptions
• TkOptions
• TrOptions
• UkOptions
• UrOptions
• UzOptions
• ViOptions
• XhOptions
• YoOptions
• ZhOptions
• ZuOptions

Constructors

BaseOptions({bool currency = false, DecimalSeparator? decimalSeparator, GrammaticalCase? caseValue, Format? format, bool round = false})

const

Properties

caseValue → GrammaticalCase?

Specifies the desired grammatical case for the resulting number words. Relevant only for languages with significant noun/adjective declension. If null, the default case (usually Nominative) is used. See GrammaticalCase.

final

currency → bool

If true, triggers currency formatting logic within the language converter. This typically involves using the currency unit names defined in the corresponding XxxOptions.currencyInfo and applying specific currency rules (like subunit handling). Defaults to false.

final

decimalSeparator → DecimalSeparator?

Specifies the expected decimal separator symbol in the input, which determines the corresponding separator word used in the output (e.g., "point", "comma", "virgule"). If null, the language converter might use a default separator. See DecimalSeparator.

final

format → Format?

Specifies a special formatting context (e.g., year). If null, standard cardinal number conversion is performed. See Format.

final

hashCode → int

The hash code for this object.

no setter, inherited

round → bool

If true, the number might be rounded before conversion, typically to the number of decimal places relevant for the currency's subunit when currency is also true. The exact rounding behavior depends on the language implementation. Defaults to false.

final

runtimeType → Type

A representation of the runtime type of the object.

no setter, inherited

Methods

noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) → dynamic

Invoked when a nonexistent method or property is accessed.

inherited

toString() → String

A string representation of this object.

inherited

Operators

operator ==(Object other) → bool

The equality operator.

inherited