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When attempting to delimit a number, it's currently required to specify precision (or the default precision of 2 is used). The goal is to parse a string without affecting the precision of the number.
Example
For instance, given the number 203344.43224455333 and using options [precision: :inf, separator: ".", delimiter: ","], the expected result is: "203,344.43224455333".
Summary
The function should offer the capability to set a "inf" precision, which means that in such cases, precision should remain unaffected.
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Issue Title
Cannot parse number without affecting precision
Description
When attempting to delimit a number, it's currently required to specify precision (or the default precision of 2 is used). The goal is to parse a string without affecting the precision of the number.
Example
For instance, given the number
203344.43224455333
and using options[precision: :inf, separator: ".", delimiter: ","]
, the expected result is:"203,344.43224455333"
.Summary
The function should offer the capability to set a "inf" precision, which means that in such cases, precision should remain unaffected.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: