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How to Convert Numbers To Hebrew Turn on/off line numbers in source code. Switch to Orginial background IDE or DSP color Comment or reply to this aritlce/tip for discussion. Bookmark this article to my favorite article(s). Print this article
16-Jul-03
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			Author: Ido Kanner

How can i change my 12345 numbers to hebrew numbering style ?

Answer:

Well I have created long ago in the pascal days a function to do this. A few month 
ago i converted it to Delphi, and created a new function to do it. It's much faster 
then the old one... but still it is to slow (I hope you can help me to make it even 
faster). 

Note: this is a recorsive function, and also this is the first time i published it, 
I took it from my String unit, so it might be that there are some functions that 
apper only in this unit, so I'm sorry from a head :) : 

1   { Hebrew Numbers }
2   const
3     hZerrowToNine: array[0..9] of char =
4     //  0   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9
5     (#255, '?', '?', '?', '?', 'ä', 'å', '¿', '?', '?');
6     //No Zerro in hebrew !!!!
7   
8     hTenToNinte: array[1..9] of char =
9     // 10  20  30  40  50  60  70  80  90
10    ('é', '?', '?', '?', '?', '?', '?', '?', 'ö');
11  
12    hHandredToFour: array[1..4] of char =
13    //100 200 300 400
14    ('÷', '¸', '?', '?');
15  
16    ///////// Inner function for the "hIntToStrNumber" function \\\\\\\\\
17  
18  function Single(strNum: string): string;
19  begin
20    result := hZerrowToNineNumbers[strToInt(strNum)];
21  end;


function Tens(strNum: string): string;
begin
  case strNum[1] of
    '1': if strNum[2] = '0' then
        result := hTenToNinteNumbers[strToInt(strNum[1])]
      else
        result := hZerrowToNineNumbers[StrToInt(strNum[2])] + #32 + hTeen;
    '2'..'9': result := hTenToNinteNumbers[strToInt(strNum[1])];
  else
    result := #255;
  end;
end;

function Hundreds(strNum: string): string;
begin
  case strNum[1] of
    '1', '2': result := hHanderndToNineHandrend[StrToInt(strNum[1])];
    '3'..'9': result := hZerrowToNineNumbers[strToInt(strNum[1])] + #32 + 
hHundrends;
  else
    result := #255;
  end;
end;

function Thousand(strNum: string): string;
begin
  case strNum[1] of
    '1', '2': result := hOneThousandToNineThousand[strToInt(strNum[1])];
    '3'..'9': result := hZerrowToNineNumbers[strToInt(strNum[1])] + #32 + hThousand;
  else
    result := #255;
  end;
end;

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

function hIntToStrNumber(Number: integer): string;
//Thanks for HU-Man for helping to fix a bug that was in this function ...
var
  strNum: string;

begin
  strNum := IntToStr(Number);

  case Length(strNum) of
    1:
      begin // 0 - 9
        result := Single(strNum);
      end;

    2:
      begin // 10 - 99
        result := Tens(strNum);
        if strNum[1] >= '2' then
          if strNum[2] <> '0' then
            result := result + #32 + hAnd + hIntToStrNumber(StrToInt(strNum[2]));
      end;

    3:
      begin // 100 - 999
        result := Hundreds(strNum);
        if strNum[2] <> '0' then
          if strNum[3] = '0' then
            result := result + #32 + hAnd + hIntToStrNumber(StrToInt(strNum[2] +
              strNum[3]))
          else
            result := result + #32 + hIntToStrNumber(StrToInt(strNum[2] + 
strNum[3]));

        if (strNum[2] = '0') and (strNum[3] <> '0') then
          result := result + #32 + hAnd + hIntToStrNumber(StrToInt(strNum[3]));
      end;

    4:
      begin // 1,000 - 9,999
        result := Thousand(strNum);
        if (strNum[2] <> '0') then
          result := result + #32 + hIntToStrNumber(StrToInt(strNum[2] + strNum[3] +
            strNum[4]));
      end;

  else
    result := '';
  end;

  result := DeleteChar(Result, #255);
end;

			
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