Data Translation

Question

Hi,
I'm implementing a check printing solution in Hebrew language, and need to print the amounts in Hebrew. In R12, function IBY_AMOUNT_IN_WORDS.Get_Amount_In_Words() converts amount to words, i.e. 1000.23 to “One Thousand Kronas And Twenty-Three Ore******************" (currency code dependent).
I want to get this in Hebrew “אלף Kronas ו עשרים שלושה בצר ******************”
Is there a way of doing this? Can we just change the fonts and achieve this?
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Ashish

Answer 1

Awesome! Thank you so much, Micha!
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"Michael Fesser" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
>>Like this -
>>
>><?php echo (fieldvalue) == 'Y'?'Yes':(fieldvalue)
== 'M'?'Maybe':'No'; ?>
>
> Without parentheses this won't work as expected, because
in PHP the
> ternary operator is left-associative (in many other
languages it is
> right-associative, so it would work there). The result
will always
> be "Maybe" or "No", but never "Yes", because the result
of the first
> ternary operator is seen as an operand of the second
operator, which
> will return the result string.
>
> In a more formal way an expression like above without
any parentheses:
>
> R = A ? B : C ? D : E
>
> in PHP will be evaluated as
>
> R = (A ? B : C) ? D : E
>
> instead of the intended
>
> R = A ? B : (C ? D : E)
>
> So you should either wrap the second operator in
parentheses or negate
> the first condition and change the operands of the first
operator like
> this:
>
> R = !A ? C ? D : E : B
>
> This kind of nesting works. The same in a slightly more
readable form:
>
> R = !A
> ? C ? D : E
> : B
>
> or even like this, if the expressions are a bit longer:
>
> R = !A
> ? C
> ? D
> : E
> : B
>
> Applied to the original expression this will work:
>
> $result = $fieldvalue != 'Y'
> ? $fieldvalue == 'M'
> ? 'Maybe'
> : 'No'
> : 'Yes';
>
> Micha