Dear all,
I have been trying to reformat the numbers retrieved from the DB into the
format used in my country (Brazil).
I want to change decimals to ',' and thousands to '.'
The thing is that the only solution that I can figure out is in Python 3 -
I am am new to programming and webdev, like this:
In the model:
swap_separators = { ord('.'):',', ord(','):'.' }
In the view:
{{ ativos = format(float(table.column), '0.2f') }}
{{=format(float(ativos), ',').translate(swap_separators)}}
I am currently working with Python 3. My question is: will this solution
work when I deploy the app in a host that uses Python 2 for web2py?
If someone else has asked or posted a solution for this before, please
direct me to it. Otherwise, any help is really appreciated.
Cheers,
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