num{($zzzz9.99)} will always show the decimals but it will always keep
the $ in the front even if the language is set to french. That is why I
want to use num.currency instead. I need the $ to show at after the
number if the language is set to french. num.currency will do this but
it does not show the 200 as $200.00 but instead shows it as $200. It
will show 200.21 as $200.21 though.
I have a decimal field in a form that I need to format as a currency
field. I am using the num.currency display pattern and this works great
since it will format the $ sign to the front or back depending on the
language being English or french. The only problem is that I have a
requirement to always display the decimal places even if they are 0. So
for instance I need to show 200.00 as $200.00 if the language is English
and 200,00$ if the language is French. I have tried a display pattern of
num...
