5 examples of 'parsedecimal javascript' in JavaScript

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static parse(value) {
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  return value;
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}

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export default function formatDecimal (value: string): string {
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  // We can do this by adjusting the regx, however for the sake of clarity
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  // we rather strip and re-add the negative sign in the output
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  const isNegative = value[0].startsWith('-');
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  const matched = isNegative
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    ? value.substr(1).match(NUMBER_REGEX)
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    : value.match(NUMBER_REGEX);
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  return matched
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    ? `${isNegative ? '-' : ''}${matched.join(',')}`
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    : value;
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}

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function convertDecimal(value, surroundDecimalsWith) {
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    if (/^-?([0]|([1-9][0-9]*))(\.[0-9]+)?$/.test(value) == false) {
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        throw new Error("value supposed to be a decimal number but got: " + value);
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    }
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    if (surroundDecimalsWith) {
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        return {
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            value: value,
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            toJSON: function () {
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                return surroundDecimalsWith.str + value + surroundDecimalsWith.str;
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            }
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        };
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    }
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    else {
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        return value;
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    }
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}

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function formatDecimal(valueAsNumber) {
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   if (!hasDecimalPlaces(valueAsNumber)) {
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      return Math.round(valueAsNumber).toString();
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   } 
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   let text = valueAsNumber.toFixed(1);
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   return text.endsWith('.0') ? Math.round(valueAsNumber).toString() : text;
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}

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export function fromDecimal(data, delim="Auto") {
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    delim = Utils.charRep(delim);
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    const output = [];
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    let byteStr = data.split(delim);
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    if (byteStr[byteStr.length-1] === "")
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        byteStr = byteStr.slice(0, byteStr.length-1);
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    for (let i = 0; i < byteStr.length; i++) {
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        output[i] = parseInt(byteStr[i], 10);
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    }
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    return output;
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}