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Decimal

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An object-oriented BC Math extension wrapper/shim.

Decimal offers a stateless, fluent object-oriented implementation of basic arbitrary-precision arithmetic, using BC Math if available.

You can find out more about floating point precision here.

Example:

use PrestaShop\Decimal\Number;
use PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding;

echo (new Number('0.1'))
    ->plus(new Number('0.7'))
    ->times(new Number('10'))
    ->round(0, Rounding::ROUND_FLOOR)
  
// echoes '8'

Install

Via Composer

$ composer require prestashop/decimal

Usage reference

Quick links:

Instantiation

Creates a new Decimal number.

public Number Number::__construct ( string $number [, int $exponent = null ] )

There are two ways to instantiate a Decimal\Number:

// create a number from string
$number = new PrestaShop\Decimal\Number('123.456');
echo $number; // echoes '123.456'
// exponent notation
$number = new PrestaShop\Decimal\Number('123456', -3);
echo $number; // echoes '123.456'

Addition

Returns the computed result of adding another number to the current one.

public Number Number::plus ( Number $addend )

Examples:

$a = new PrestaShop\Decimal\Number('123.456');
$b = new PrestaShop\Decimal\Number('654.321');

echo $a->plus($b); // echoes '777.777'

Subtraction

Returns the computed result of subtracting another number to the current one.

public Number Number::minus ( Number $subtrahend )

Examples:

$a = new PrestaShop\Decimal\Number('777.777');
$b = new PrestaShop\Decimal\Number('654.321');

echo $a->minus($b); // echoes '123.456'

Multiplication

Returns the computed result of multiplying the current number with another one.

public Number Number::times ( Number $factor )

Examples:

$a = new PrestaShop\Decimal\Number('777.777');
$b = new PrestaShop\Decimal\Number('654.321');

echo $a->times($b); // echoes '508915.824417'

Division

Returns the computed result of dividing the current number by another one, with up to a certain number of decimal positions (6 by default).

public Number Number::dividedBy ( Number $divisor [, int $precision = Operation\Division::DEFAULT_PRECISION ] )

Examples:

$a = new PrestaShop\Decimal\Number('777.777');
$b = new PrestaShop\Decimal\Number('654.321');

echo $a->dividedBy($b, 0);  // echoes '1'
echo $a->dividedBy($b, 5);  // echoes '1.18867'
echo $a->dividedBy($b, 10); // echoes '1.1886780341'
echo $a->dividedBy($b, 15); // echoes '1.188678034175886'

Comparison

Returns the result of the comparison assertion.

$a = new PrestaShop\Decimal\Number('777.777');
$b = new PrestaShop\Decimal\Number('654.321');

$a->equals($b);                // returns false
$a->isLowerThan($b);           // returns false
$a->isLowerOrEqualThan($b);    // returns false
$a->isGreaterThan($b);         // returns true
$a->isGreaterOrEqualThan($b);  // returns true

Fixed precision

Returns the number as a string, optionally rounded, with an exact number of decimal positions.

public string Number::toPrecision ( int $precision [, string $roundingMode = Rounding::ROUND_TRUNCATE ] )

Examples:

$a = new PrestaShop\Decimal\Number('123.456');
$a = new PrestaShop\Decimal\Number('-123.456');

// truncate / pad
$a->toPrecision(0); // '123'
$a->toPrecision(1); // '123.4'
$a->toPrecision(2); // '123.45'
$a->toPrecision(3); // '123.456'
$a->toPrecision(4); // '123.4560'
$b->toPrecision(0); // '-123'
$b->toPrecision(1); // '-123.4'
$b->toPrecision(2); // '-123.45'
$b->toPrecision(3); // '-123.456'
$b->toPrecision(4); // '-123.4560'

// ceil (round up)
$a->toPrecision(0, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_CEIL); // '124'
$a->toPrecision(1, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_CEIL); // '123.5'
$a->toPrecision(2, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_CEIL); // '123.46'
$b->toPrecision(0, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_CEIL); // '-122'
$b->toPrecision(1, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_CEIL); // '-123.3'
$b->toPrecision(2, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_CEIL); // '-123.44'

// floor (round down)
$a->toPrecision(0, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_FLOOR); // '123'
$a->toPrecision(1, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_FLOOR); // '123.4'
$a->toPrecision(2, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_FLOOR); // '123.45'
$b->toPrecision(0, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_FLOOR); // '-124'
$b->toPrecision(1, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_FLOOR); // '-123.5'
$b->toPrecision(2, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_FLOOR); // '-123.46'

// half-up (symmetric half-up)
$a->toPrecision(0, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_UP); // '123'
$a->toPrecision(1, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_UP); // '123.5'
$a->toPrecision(2, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_UP); // '123.46'
$b->toPrecision(0, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_UP); // '-123'
$b->toPrecision(1, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_UP); // '-123.5'
$b->toPrecision(2, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_UP); // '-123.46'

// half-down (symmetric half-down)
$a->toPrecision(0, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_DOWN); // '123'
$a->toPrecision(1, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_DOWN); // '123.4'
$a->toPrecision(2, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_DOWN); // '123.46'
$a->toPrecision(0, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_DOWN); // '-123'
$a->toPrecision(1, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_DOWN); // '-123.4'
$a->toPrecision(2, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_DOWN); // '-123.46'

// half-even
$a->toPrecision(0, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_EVEN); // '123'
$a->toPrecision(1, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_EVEN); // '123.4'
$a->toPrecision(2, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_EVEN); // '123.46'
$a->toPrecision(0, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_EVEN); // '-123'
$a->toPrecision(1, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_EVEN); // '-123.4'
$a->toPrecision(2, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_EVEN); // '-123.46'

$a = new Decimal\Number('1.1525354556575859505');
$a->toPrecision(0, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_EVEN);  // '1'
$a->toPrecision(1, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_EVEN);  // '1.2'
$a->toPrecision(2, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_EVEN);  // '1.15'
$a->toPrecision(3, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_EVEN);  // '1.152'
$a->toPrecision(4, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_EVEN);  // '1.1525'
$a->toPrecision(5, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_EVEN);  // '1.15255'
$a->toPrecision(6, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_EVEN);  // '1.152535'
$a->toPrecision(7, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_EVEN);  // '1.1525354'
$a->toPrecision(8, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_EVEN);  // '1.15253546'
$a->toPrecision(9, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_EVEN);  // '1.152535456'
$a->toPrecision(10, PrestaShop\Decimal\Operation\Rounding::ROUND_HALF_EVEN); // '1.1525354556'

Rounding

Rounding behaves like toPrecision, but provides "up to" a certain number of decimal positions (it does not add trailing zeroes).

public string Number::round ( int $maxDecimals [, string $roundingMode = Rounding::ROUND_TRUNCATE ] )

Examples:

$a = new PrestaShop\Decimal\Number('123.456');
$a = new PrestaShop\Decimal\Number('-123.456');

// truncate / pad
$a->round(0); // '123'
$a->round(1); // '123.4'
$a->round(2); // '123.45'
$a->round(3); // '123.456'
$a->round(4); // '123.456'
$b->round(0); // '-123'
$b->round(1); // '-123.4'
$b->round(2); // '-123.45'
$b->round(3); // '-123.456'
$b->round(4); // '-123.456'

Dot shifting

Creates a new copy of this number multiplied by 10^exponent

public Number Number::toMagnitude ( int $exponent )

Examples:

$a = new Decimal\Number('123.456789');

// shift 3 digits to the left
$a->toMagnitude(-3); // 0.123456789

// shift 3 digits to the right
$a->toMagnitude(3); // 123456.789

Useful methods

$number = new PrestaShop\Decimal\Number('123.45');
$number->getIntegerPart();    // '123'
$number->getFractionalPart(); // '45'
$number->getPrecision();      // '2' (number of decimals)
$number->getSign();           // '' ('-' if the number was negative)
$number->getExponent();       // '2' (always positive)
$number->getCoefficient();    // '123456'
$number->isPositive();        // true
$number->isNegative();        // false
$number->invert();            // new Decimal\Number('-123.45')

Testing

$ composer install
$ vendor/bin/phpunit

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Credits

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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