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Dan Ebberts’s Universal Counter use comma instead dot for decimal + use checkbox
<div>Hello all,</div>
I need to update this expression but I cannot replace the dot used for decimal separation
If anyone has an idea on the how to acheive this. It looks like the dot is default sign.
+ I wonder if there is a way to link the false/true values with the checkbox. All I got is a bunch of syntax errors.
Thanks for the help. And of course, all credits goes to Dan for this (still) usefull script.
original code is available here =
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3 Replies
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Hi Julien,
with the new Javascript engine you can leverage Javascript’s Number internationalization, so it can automatically format a number for your desired locale.
For example, in Germany (de) they use comma’s and put the currency symbol at the end.
beginCount = -1999;
endCount = 1999;
dur = 4;
t = time - inPoint;
s = linear (t, 0, dur, beginCount, endCount);
new Intl.NumberFormat('de', { style: 'currency', currency: 'USD'}).format(s); -
Hi Filip and thanks for this quick answer. I don’t know that much in scripting, so I just pasted your code with no result… do I have to add another piece of code somewhere ?
[between I changed to Javascript expression engine with no luck again]
thx
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Hmm, no this code should work on the sourceText property of a textlayer if you have the Javascript engine enabled.
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