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 * Copyright 2009 Google Inc.
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 * use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of
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package com.google.gwt.i18n.client;

/**
 * Information about a currency.
 */
public interface CurrencyData {

  /**
   * Returns the ISO4217 code for this currency.
   */
  String getCurrencyCode();

  /**
   * Returns the default symbol to use for this currency.
   */
  String getCurrencySymbol();

  /**
   * Returns the default number of decimal positions for this currency.
   */
  int getDefaultFractionDigits();

  /**
   * Returns the default symbol to use for this currency, intended to be
   * recognizable in most locales.  If such a symbol is not available, it is
   * acceptable to return the same value as {@link #getCurrencySymbol()}.
   */
  String getPortableCurrencySymbol();

  /**
   * Returns the simplest symbol to use for this currency, which is not guaranteed
   * to be unique -- for example, this might return "$" for both USD and CAD.  It
   * is acceptable to return the same value as {@link #getCurrencySymbol()}.
   */
  String getSimpleCurrencySymbol();

  /**
   * Returns true if this currency is deprecated and should not be returned by
   * default in currency lists.
   */
  boolean isDeprecated();

  /**
   * Returns true if there should always be a space between the currency symbol
   * and the number, false if there should be no space.  Ignored unless
   * {@link #isSpacingFixed()} returns true.
   */
  boolean isSpaceForced();

  /**
   * Returns true if the spacing between the currency symbol and the number is
   * fixed regardless of locale defaults.  In this case, spacing will be
   * determined by {@link #isSpaceForced()}.
   */
  boolean isSpacingFixed();

  /**
   * Returns true if the position of the currency symbol relative to the number
   * is fixed regardless of locale defaults.  In this case, the position will be
   * determined by {@link #isSymbolPrefix()}.
   */
  boolean isSymbolPositionFixed();

  /**
   * Returns true if the currency symbol should go before the number, false if
   * it should go after the number.  This is ignored unless
   * {@link #isSymbolPositionFixed()} is true.
   */
  boolean isSymbolPrefix();
}