Package org.drasyl.util
Class NumberUtil
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public final class NumberUtil extends Object
Utility class for number-related operations.
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description static String
numberToHumanData(Number number)
Takes aNumber
with bytes and returns it as a formatted SI (metric) multiple-byte number.static String
numberToHumanData(Number number, short precision)
Takes aNumber
with bytes and returns it as a formatted SI (metric) multiple-byte number.static String
numberToHumanData(Number number, short precision, Locale locale)
Takes aNumber
with bytes and returns it as a formatted SI (metric) multiple-byte number.static String
numberToHumanData(Number number, Locale locale)
Takes aNumber
with bytes and returns it as a formatted SI (metric) multiple-byte number.static String
numberToHumanDataRate(Number number)
Takes aNumber
with bytes and returns it as a formatted SI (metric) data-rate.static String
numberToHumanDataRate(Number number, short precision)
Takes aNumber
with bytes and returns it as a formatted SI (metric) data-rate.static String
numberToHumanDataRate(Number number, short precision, Locale locale)
Takes aNumber
with bytes and returns it as a formatted SI (metric) data-rate.static String
numberToHumanDataRate(Number number, Locale locale)
Takes aNumber
with bytes and returns it as a formatted SI (metric) data-rate.
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Method Detail
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numberToHumanData
public static String numberToHumanData(Number number, short precision, Locale locale)
Takes aNumber
with bytes and returns it as a formatted SI (metric) multiple-byte number.Inspired by https://stackoverflow.com/a/3758880/1074188.
- Parameters:
number
- number containing size in bytesprecision
- Sets the precision of the number. Value -1 has a special meaning here: an absolute formatted number less then 10 results in precision 2; an absolute formatted number less then 100 results in precision 1; all other absolute formatted numbers result in precision 0locale
- Thelocale
to apply during formatting. Iflocale
isnull
then no localization is applied.- Returns:
- the formatted SI (metric) multiple-byte number
- Throws:
IllegalArgumentException
- if precision is less than-1
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numberToHumanData
public static String numberToHumanData(Number number, short precision)
Takes aNumber
with bytes and returns it as a formatted SI (metric) multiple-byte number.- Parameters:
number
- number containing size in bytesprecision
- Sets the precision of the number. Value -1 has a special meaning here: an absolute formatted number less then 10 results in precision 2; an absolute formatted number less then 100 results in precision 1; all other absolute formatted numbers result in precision 0- Returns:
- the formatted SI (metric) multiple-byte number
- Throws:
IllegalArgumentException
- if precision is less than-1
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numberToHumanData
public static String numberToHumanData(Number number, Locale locale)
Takes aNumber
with bytes and returns it as a formatted SI (metric) multiple-byte number.- Parameters:
number
- number containing size in byteslocale
- Thelocale
to apply during formatting. Iflocale
isnull
then no localization is applied.- Returns:
- the formatted SI (metric) multiple-byte number
- Throws:
IllegalArgumentException
- if precision is less than-1
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numberToHumanData
public static String numberToHumanData(Number number)
Takes aNumber
with bytes and returns it as a formatted SI (metric) multiple-byte number.- Parameters:
number
- number containing size in bytes- Returns:
- the formatted SI (metric) multiple-byte number
- Throws:
IllegalArgumentException
- if precision is less than-1
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numberToHumanDataRate
public static String numberToHumanDataRate(Number number, short precision, Locale locale)
Takes aNumber
with bytes and returns it as a formatted SI (metric) data-rate.Inspired by https://stackoverflow.com/a/3758880/1074188.
- Parameters:
number
- number containing size in bytesprecision
- Sets the precision of the number. Value -1 has a special meaning here: an absolute formatted number less then 10 results in precision 2; an absolute formatted number less then 100 results in precision 1; all other absolute formatted numbers result in precision 0locale
- Thelocale
to apply during formatting. Iflocale
isnull
then no localization is applied.- Returns:
- the formatted SI (metric) data-rate
- Throws:
IllegalArgumentException
- if precision is less than-1
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numberToHumanDataRate
public static String numberToHumanDataRate(Number number, short precision)
Takes aNumber
with bytes and returns it as a formatted SI (metric) data-rate.- Parameters:
number
- number containing size in bytesprecision
- Sets the precision of the number. Value -1 has a special meaning here: an absolute formatted number less then 10 results in precision 2; an absolute formatted number less then 100 results in precision 1; all other absolute formatted numbers result in precision 0- Returns:
- the formatted SI (metric) data-rate
- Throws:
IllegalArgumentException
- if precision is less than-1
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numberToHumanDataRate
public static String numberToHumanDataRate(Number number, Locale locale)
Takes aNumber
with bytes and returns it as a formatted SI (metric) data-rate.- Parameters:
number
- number containing size in byteslocale
- Thelocale
to apply during formatting. Iflocale
isnull
then no localization is applied.- Returns:
- the formatted SI (metric) data-rate
- Throws:
IllegalArgumentException
- if precision is less than-1
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numberToHumanDataRate
public static String numberToHumanDataRate(Number number)
Takes aNumber
with bytes and returns it as a formatted SI (metric) data-rate.- Parameters:
number
- number containing size in bytes- Returns:
- the formatted SI (metric) data-rate
- Throws:
IllegalArgumentException
- if precision is less than-1
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