public final class LegacyCFormat extends CFormat
?c before 2.3.32 (when there
were no CFormat-s yet). This only exists for strict backward-compatibility, otherwise avoid this, mostly
because its number-to-string conversion sometimes do rounding, and infinity and NaN formatting has some glitches.
This is the default of c_format if
incompatible_improvements is less than 2.3.32.
If incompatible_improvements is at least
2.3.21, then infinity is formatted as INF, and NaN as
NaN. If it's less, then infinity is formatted to the infinity character (U+221E), and NaN to the
UNICODE replacement character (U+FFFD). But, because of an old bug that we emulate, this only applies to the behavior
of ?c/?cn, and not to the "c" and "computer"
number_format.
The last uses the pre-2.3.21 format before incompatible_improvements
2.3.31.
Experimental class! This class is too new, and might will change over time. Therefore, for now constructor and most methods are not exposed outside FreeMarker, and so you can't create a custom implementation. The class itself and some members are exposed as they are needed for configuring FreeMarker.
JavaScriptOrJSONCFormat| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static LegacyCFormat |
INSTANCE |
static java.lang.String |
NAME |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
getName() |
public static final LegacyCFormat INSTANCE
public static final java.lang.String NAME