Les problèmes Actuels des Réponses
- De nombreuses solutions sont à l'aide de ces préfixes k=103, m=106, b=109, t=1012. Toutefois, selon diverses sources, le bon préfixes sont k=103, M=106, G=109, T=1012
- Le manque de soutien pour les nombres négatifs (ou tout au moins un manque de tests démontrant que les nombres négatifs sont pris en charge)
- Le manque de soutien pour l'opération inverse, par exemple, la conversion 1.1 k 1100 (même si c'est en dehors de la portée de la question d'origine)
Solution Java
Cette solution (une extension de cette réponse) aborde les questions ci-dessus.
import org.apache.commons.lang.math.NumberUtils;
import java.text.DecimalFormat;
import java.text.FieldPosition;
import java.text.Format;
import java.text.ParsePosition;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;
/**
* Converts a number to a string in <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metric_prefix">metric prefix</a> format.
* For example, 7800000 will be formatted as '7.8M'. Numbers under 1000 will be unchanged. Refer to the tests for further examples.
*/
class RoundedMetricPrefixFormat extends Format {
private static final String[] METRIC_PREFIXES = new String[]{"", "k", "M", "G", "T"};
/**
* The maximum number of characters in the output, excluding the negative sign
*/
private static final Integer MAX_LENGTH = 4;
private static final Pattern TRAILING_DECIMAL_POINT = Pattern.compile("[0-9]+\\.[kMGT]");
private static final Pattern METRIC_PREFIXED_NUMBER = Pattern.compile("\\-?[0-9]+(\\.[0-9])?[kMGT]");
@Override
public StringBuffer format(Object obj, StringBuffer output, FieldPosition pos) {
Double number = Double.valueOf(obj.toString());
// if the number is negative, convert it to a positive number and add the minus sign to the output at the end
boolean isNegative = number < 0;
number = Math.abs(number);
String result = new DecimalFormat("##0E0").format(number);
Integer index = Character.getNumericValue(result.charAt(result.length() - 1)) / 3;
result = result.replaceAll("E[0-9]", METRIC_PREFIXES[index]);
while (result.length() > MAX_LENGTH || TRAILING_DECIMAL_POINT.matcher(result).matches()) {
int length = result.length();
result = result.substring(0, length - 2) + result.substring(length - 1);
}
return output.append(isNegative ? "-" + result : result);
}
/**
* Convert a String produced by <tt>format()</tt> back to a number. This will generally not restore
* the original number because <tt>format()</tt> is a lossy operation, e.g.
*
* <pre>
* {@code
* def formatter = new RoundedMetricPrefixFormat()
* Long number = 5821L
* String formattedNumber = formatter.format(number)
* assert formattedNumber == '5.8k'
*
* Long parsedNumber = formatter.parseObject(formattedNumber)
* assert parsedNumber == 5800
* assert parsedNumber != number
* }
* </pre>
*
* @param source a number that may have a metric prefix
* @param pos if parsing succeeds, this should be updated to the index after the last parsed character
* @return a Number if the the string is a number without a metric prefix, or a Long if it has a metric prefix
*/
@Override
public Object parseObject(String source, ParsePosition pos) {
if (NumberUtils.isNumber(source)) {
// if the value is a number (without a prefix) don't return it as a Long or we'll lose any decimals
pos.setIndex(source.length());
return toNumber(source);
} else if (METRIC_PREFIXED_NUMBER.matcher(source).matches()) {
boolean isNegative = source.charAt(0) == '-';
int length = source.length();
String number = isNegative ? source.substring(1, length - 1) : source.substring(0, length - 1);
String metricPrefix = Character.toString(source.charAt(length - 1));
Number absoluteNumber = toNumber(number);
int index = 0;
for (; index < METRIC_PREFIXES.length; index++) {
if (METRIC_PREFIXES[index].equals(metricPrefix)) {
break;
}
}
Integer exponent = 3 * index;
Double factor = Math.pow(10, exponent);
factor *= isNegative ? -1 : 1;
pos.setIndex(source.length());
Float result = absoluteNumber.floatValue() * factor.longValue();
return result.longValue();
}
return null;
}
private static Number toNumber(String number) {
return NumberUtils.createNumber(number);
}
}
Groovy Solution
La solution a été écrit à l'origine en Groovy, comme indiqué ci-dessous.
import org.apache.commons.lang.math.NumberUtils
import java.text.DecimalFormat
import java.text.FieldPosition
import java.text.Format
import java.text.ParsePosition
import java.util.regex.Pattern
/**
* Converts a number to a string in <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metric_prefix">metric prefix</a> format.
* For example, 7800000 will be formatted as '7.8M'. Numbers under 1000 will be unchanged. Refer to the tests for further examples.
*/
class RoundedMetricPrefixFormat extends Format {
private static final METRIC_PREFIXES = ["", "k", "M", "G", "T"]
/**
* The maximum number of characters in the output, excluding the negative sign
*/
private static final Integer MAX_LENGTH = 4
private static final Pattern TRAILING_DECIMAL_POINT = ~/[0-9]+\.[kMGT]/
private static final Pattern METRIC_PREFIXED_NUMBER = ~/\-?[0-9]+(\.[0-9])?[kMGT]/
@Override
StringBuffer format(Object obj, StringBuffer output, FieldPosition pos) {
Double number = obj as Double
// if the number is negative, convert it to a positive number and add the minus sign to the output at the end
boolean isNegative = number < 0
number = Math.abs(number)
String result = new DecimalFormat("##0E0").format(number)
Integer index = Character.getNumericValue(result.charAt(result.size() - 1)) / 3
result = result.replaceAll("E[0-9]", METRIC_PREFIXES[index])
while (result.size() > MAX_LENGTH || TRAILING_DECIMAL_POINT.matcher(result).matches()) {
int length = result.size()
result = result.substring(0, length - 2) + result.substring(length - 1)
}
output << (isNegative ? "-$result" : result)
}
/**
* Convert a String produced by <tt>format()</tt> back to a number. This will generally not restore
* the original number because <tt>format()</tt> is a lossy operation, e.g.
*
* <pre>
* {@code
* def formatter = new RoundedMetricPrefixFormat()
* Long number = 5821L
* String formattedNumber = formatter.format(number)
* assert formattedNumber == '5.8k'
*
* Long parsedNumber = formatter.parseObject(formattedNumber)
* assert parsedNumber == 5800
* assert parsedNumber != number
* }
* </pre>
*
* @param source a number that may have a metric prefix
* @param pos if parsing succeeds, this should be updated to the index after the last parsed character
* @return a Number if the the string is a number without a metric prefix, or a Long if it has a metric prefix
*/
@Override
Object parseObject(String source, ParsePosition pos) {
if (source.isNumber()) {
// if the value is a number (without a prefix) don't return it as a Long or we'll lose any decimals
pos.index = source.size()
toNumber(source)
} else if (METRIC_PREFIXED_NUMBER.matcher(source).matches()) {
boolean isNegative = source[0] == '-'
String number = isNegative ? source[1..-2] : source[0..-2]
String metricPrefix = source[-1]
Number absoluteNumber = toNumber(number)
Integer exponent = 3 * METRIC_PREFIXES.indexOf(metricPrefix)
Long factor = 10 ** exponent
factor *= isNegative ? -1 : 1
pos.index = source.size()
(absoluteNumber * factor) as Long
}
}
private static Number toNumber(String number) {
NumberUtils.createNumber(number)
}
}
Tests (Groovy)
Les tests sont écrits en Groovy, mais peut être utilisé pour vérifier le Java ou Groovy classe (parce qu'ils ont le même nom et de l'API).
import java.text.Format
import java.text.ParseException
class RoundedMetricPrefixFormatTests extends GroovyTestCase {
private Format roundedMetricPrefixFormat = new RoundedMetricPrefixFormat()
void testNumberFormatting() {
[
7L : '7',
12L : '12',
856L : '856',
1000L : '1k',
(-1000L) : '-1k',
5821L : '5.8k',
10500L : '10k',
101800L : '102k',
2000000L : '2M',
7800000L : '7.8M',
(-7800000L): '-7.8M',
92150000L : '92M',
123200000L : '123M',
9999999L : '10M',
(-9999999L): '-10M'
].each { Long rawValue, String expectedRoundValue ->
assertEquals expectedRoundValue, roundedMetricPrefixFormat.format(rawValue)
}
}
void testStringParsingSuccess() {
[
'7' : 7,
'8.2' : 8.2F,
'856' : 856,
'-856' : -856,
'1k' : 1000,
'5.8k' : 5800,
'-5.8k': -5800,
'10k' : 10000,
'102k' : 102000,
'2M' : 2000000,
'7.8M' : 7800000L,
'92M' : 92000000L,
'-92M' : -92000000L,
'123M' : 123000000L,
'10M' : 10000000L
].each { String metricPrefixNumber, Number expectedValue ->
def parsedNumber = roundedMetricPrefixFormat.parseObject(metricPrefixNumber)
assertEquals expectedValue, parsedNumber
}
}
void testStringParsingFail() {
shouldFail(ParseException) {
roundedMetricPrefixFormat.parseObject('notNumber')
}
}
}
