/**
* Constructor. Replaces some of the characters in the java number
* format string with the appropriate excel format characters
*
* @param fmt the number format
*/
protected NumberFormatRecord(string fmt, NonValidatingFormat dummy)
: base()
{
// Do the replacements in the format string
string fs = fmt;
fs = replace(fs, "E0", "E+0");
setFormatString(fs);
}
/**
* Constructor. Replaces some of the characters in the java number
* format string with the appropriate excel format characters
*
* @param fmt the number format
*/
protected NumberFormatRecord(string fmt, NonValidatingFormat dummy)
: base()
{
// Do the replacements in the format string
string fs = fmt;
fs = replace(fs, "E0", "E+0");
setFormatString(fs);
}
/**
* Constructor, taking in the non-Java compliant number format. This
* may be used for currencies and more complex custom formats, which
* will not be subject to the standard validation rules.
* As there is no validation, there is a resultant risk that the
* generated Excel file will be corrupt
*
* USE THIS CONSTRUCTOR ONLY IF YOU ARE CERTAIN THAT THE NUMBER FORMAT
* YOU ARE USING IS EXCEL COMPLIANT
*
* @param format the format string
* @param dummy dummy parameter
*/
public NumberFormat(string format, NonValidatingFormat dummy)
: base(format, dummy)
{
}
/**
* Constructor, taking in the non-Java compliant number format. This
* may be used for currencies and more complex custom formats, which
* will not be subject to the standard validation rules.
* As there is no validation, there is a resultant risk that the
* generated Excel file will be corrupt
*
* USE THIS CONSTRUCTOR ONLY IF YOU ARE CERTAIN THAT THE NUMBER FORMAT
* YOU ARE USING IS EXCEL COMPLIANT
*
* @param format the format string
* @param dummy dummy parameter
*/
public NumberFormat(string format, NonValidatingFormat dummy)
: base(format, dummy)
{
}
