DelphiBasics CurrToStr Function Convert a currency value to a string SysUtils unit

1  function CurrToStr(Value Currency):string; 2  function CurrToStr (Value Currency; const FormatSettings TFormatSettings:string;

Description The CurrToStr function converts a currency Value into a displayable string.   The decimal point and digits are only displayed if non-zero. The CurrencyDecimals does not affect this function.   Unexpectedly, there is no currency symbol or thousands separator character used in the display.   Version 2 of this function is for use within threads. You furnish the FormatSettings record before invoking the call. It takes a local copy of global formatting variables that make the routine thread safe. Notes You can change the decimal point value by setting the DecimalSeparator character. Use the CurrToStrF function for control over the formatting - especially with the TFloatFormat.ffCurrency formatting option. Related commands CurrToStrF Convert a currency value to a string with formatting DecimalSeparator The character used to display the decimal point StrToCurr Convert a number string into a currency value  Download this web site as a Windows program.

Example code : Display currency values as strings var   amount1, amount2, amount3 : Currency; begin   amount1 := 1.23;   amount2 := 123456789.1234;   ShowMessage('Amount1 = '+CurrToStr(amount1));   ShowMessage('Amount2 = '+CurrToStr(amount2)); end; Show full unit code   Amount1 = 1.23   Amount2 = 123456789.1234

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