Crate ntext

Example program with default formatting Source ntext-rs

extern crate ntext;
use ntext::to_text;
fn main() {
     assert_eq!(to_text!(7123),"Seven Thousand,One Hundred,Twenty-Three");
     assert_eq!(to_text!(1000),"One Thousand");
}

Example program with custom formatting

extern crate ntext;
use ntext::{Formatting,to_text};
fn main() {
     assert_eq!(to_text!(1000, &Formatting::none().capitalize()),"OneThousand");
     assert_eq!(to_text!(34123, &Formatting::with_seperator("#").capitalize()),"Thirty#Four#Thousand#One#Hundred#Twenty#Three");
}

This macro will also return an empty string on input zero You can also create the Formatting struct manually

Macros

to_text

Macro which supports both seperator and without it

Structs

Formatting

Set the formatting of the output

Functions

digit_to_text	Convert digit to words in a string.
to_text_fmt	Convert usize to words in a string seperated by a seperator.