Convert Number To Word

Question

Hello, 
 
 We are usign the pluging Convert Number To Word:

but I need in spanish language, 
 Someone knows if I can traslate it? usign plugins or somehing like that? 
 
 Thank you so much, regards.

davel001150 · Answer

As far as I am aware, it would be against the wishes of the developers of that plugin for you to reverse engineer their code. I haven't looked, but I really don't feel that I even need to look to see a request to not reverse engineer their code. However, it's honestly not such a terribly difficult problem. 
 I created an Appian based rule that does the same thing, only it handled all numbers all the way up to nine hundred and ninety-nine centillion, so any number of digits up to 306 digits. But that was only in English. 
 You could either create it as an Appian rule, or you could create a Java program that does it. That would be where I would start. Once it outputs as you like on your Java console, only then worry about porting it over to an Appian plugin. There could even be a preexisting Java library that already performs the function, so that part of the work could already be done, and all it needs is the Appian plugin treatment. 
 One note, though, if you do build it yourself. I would highly recommend that you receive your number that you want to convert to words as text, and process the text to get your result. That will help to ensure you get consistent results without any funny business around scientific notation or other things that can happen to numbers as numbers.

ManuelHTG · Answer

if the solution from above works for you, why not try to use some mathematics to extract the value after the comma and then write that value. 
 fixed(1234.45,0) - 1234.45 = 0.45 
 Now, if you want two decimal precition. 
 0.45 x 100 = 45 
 Then you need to say call your expression that gives you the number (for example, but providing it the fixed(1234.45)) concatenate a comma and call your function again with ( fixed(1234.45,0) - 1234.45) x100

Ashwin · Answer

We got something like below code but i was thinking to make it more small 
 
 { convertnumbertoword( split( todecimal( 123.23 ), "." )[1], "" ) & "." & convertnumbertoword( split( todecimal( 12.23 ), "." )[2], "" ) }

Peter Lewis · Answer

I doubt the plugin has additional languages, but maybe you could pair the results of this plugin with the Google Cloud Translation integration?

davel001150 · Answer

It might seem like a lot of work, but I wonder how much work it would be to build the plugin in Spanish, and possibly multiple other languages, yourself. You could just make a new plugin from scratch. A lot of work yes, but more work than getting google translate to work? Plus you save yourself bandwidth and google AI requests. 
 Plus, you could then sell your new multilingual convert number to words plugin on the marketplace!

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