This assembly contains all information to handle currencies in .Net.
You can use currency in different ways:
- with ISO-3166-N code (integer)
- with ISO-3166-3A code (3-letters code)
- even via currency symbol (in this case, using the current culture to find the best match)
- from the current culture
Samples:
var euro = new Currency(978);
var usd = new Currency("USD");
Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = new CultureInfo("en-GB");
var poundSterling = new Currency("£");
var türkLirası = Currency.FromCulture(new CultureInfo("tr-TR"));From an amount (int or float or decimal) and a currency, you can manipulate money.
Multiple 'money' amount with same currency can be added, subtracted. Money can also be multiplied or divided by a constant (not another money amount).
A special 'Zero' value is provided. It is the default value of a Money.
This value does not have any currency.
By default, Money use the culture of the Currency to format itself.
You can save a money in a single varchar field in any database. Serialization is handled.
Samples:
Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = new CultureInfo("fr-FR");
Money m1 = 1000; // m1 == "1 000,00 €"
Money m2 = 2002; // m2 == "2 002,00 €"
var mA = m1 + m2; // mA == "3 002,00 €"
var mS = m2 - m1; // mS == "1 002,00 €"
var mM = m1 * 3; // mM == "3 000,00 €"
var mD = m2 / 3; // mD == "667,33 €"Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = new CultureInfo("en-US");
Money m1 = 1000; // m1 == "$1,000.00"
Money m2 = 2002; // m2 == "$2,002.00"
var mA = m1 + m2; // mA == "$3,002.00"
var mS = m2 - m1; // mS == "$1,002.00"
var mM = m1 * 3; // mM == "$3,000.00"
var mD = m2 / 3; // mD == "$667.33"