[Library] Humanize - A human-friendly Pawn library

[Codeah]

Humanize

Description



Humanize is a library that makes stuff computers can read easily, more readable for humans.



Features



Thousands Seperators

Code:

0 -> 0

100 -> 100

1000 -> 1,000

1000000 -> 1,000,000

-100000 -> -100,000

Code:

HumanizeThousand(integer, dest[], maxLength = sizeof dest, delimiter[] = ",")

Colors

Code:

0xA86420FF -> "Chocolate Brown"

0x42F44EFF -> "Lime Green"

0x137A8EFF -> "Teal"

Code:

HumanizeColor(color, dest[], maxLength = sizeof dest)

Numbers to words

Code:

1000 -> "one thousand"

1234 -> "one thousand two hundred thirty-four"

-1234 -> "negative one thousand two hundred thirty-four"

Code:

HumanizeNumber(number, dest[], maxLength = sizeof dest)

Ordinals

Code:

0 -> 0th

1 -> 1st

2 -> 2nd

3 -> 3rd

4 -> 4th

etc...

Code:

HumanizeOrdinal(number, dest[], maxLength = sizeof dest)

Install / Download



You can find all releases here.



Alternatively, you can simply install Humanize to your project using SampCTL.

Code:

sampctl package install thecodeah/pawn-humanize

Include in your code and begin using the library:

Code:

#include <humanize>

Issues / Suggestions



Please leave suggestions and report issues on Github.

[Markski]

This is really nice, thanks for sharing

[BigETI]

noice

[JustMichael]

Wow, just the other day a gamemode I was working on had a non-functioning attempt at humanizing numbers.



Seeing this, just makes my day

[cuddlypanda]

Very nice, good lad!

[SyS]

Nice!

[klays]

nice!!

[TheOmnitrix]

Interesting

[klays]

the use of this is:

Code:

HumanizeNumber(100, "cien");

right?

[Codeah]

the use of this is:

Code:

HumanizeNumber(100, "cien");

right?

You use it similarly to the way you provide the format function with a variable that it then writes to.





https://github.com/thecodeah/pawn-humani...st.pwn#L51

[xarland]

How about multilingual support?