Looking at the source, it appears that support for that is spotty -- on Android, it is hard-coded to '0'.
On iOS, it corresponds to the 'roundingIncrement' returned from CFNumberFormatterGetDecimalInfoForCurrencyCode. In Ubuntu, I *think* it corresponds to the same value. That value should be the smallest unit of a currency -- the number that all amounts are rounded to. For USD, it would be "0.01"; for JPY, it would be 1.00. It doesn't necessarily correspond to the number of decimal places; a country which used dollars and cents but rounded all prices to the nearest nickel would have 2 decimal places, but rounding would be 0.05. On Thu, Jan 16, 2014 at 9:54 PM, John Wargo <[email protected]> wrote: > In the docs it says that the result value for Rounding is: > > * > > *rounding*: The rounding increment to use when parsing and > formatting./(Number)/ > > Can someone tell me what that means? I googled around and couldn't find > anything conclusive. > >
