Localization

This sets the symbol used on currency. It will precede the amount to be shown. The currency symbol can include spaces or unique characters, but must be UTF-8 Compliant.

In order to print properly on PDFs, it needs to be "latin1" compliant.

decimal points of accuracy

This defines how many decimal point of accuracy are used when displaying quantities, percentages and currency numbers. The default number is 2. This causes 2 numbers after the decimall point to be displayed:

2.00%

2.10

$2,003.06

decimal symbol

This sets the character used as decimal separation. Most locales use the period symbol ".", but some locales use other symbols such as the comma ",".

Make sure that the decimal symbol and the thousands separator are non-numbers and different than each other.

thousands separator

This sets the character used as the separator between every set of thousands. In most locales, and by default, the character is the comma symbol ",".

Make sure that the decimal symbol and the thousands separator are non-numbers and different than each other.

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