tcl.set-num-format
Designates currency sign locally or globally.
Syntax
set-num-format {{cur}/{thou}/{dec}} {(options}
Description
changes the currency sign, thousand, and decimal point in an 'm' conversion, at a local or global level. All of these signs must be a single character.
'port.number' specifies the port number to be set. If both 'port.number' and 'd' are not specified, the current port is implied.
'cur' is the currency sign.
'thou' is the thousand mark.
'dec' is the decimal mark.
The defaults for these are the previous settings.
The local setting overrides the global default setting. No local setting defaults to global setting. Local or Global setting may be cancelled by not specifying the 'cur', 'thou', and 'dec' parameters. Logging off cancels the local setting.
Options
d Sets system-wide default: '$/,/.'.
port.number Indicates that the setting will only affect the desgnated port.
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