PHP Unit::convert Examples

Example #1

File: Hundred.class.php Project: YurePereira/fypa-design-patterns

 protected function toRoman($number)
 {
     $u = new Unit();
     if ($number % $this->numberUnit == 0) {
         return $this->hundred[$number / $this->numberUnit - 1];
     } else {
         return $this->hundred[$number / $this->numberUnit - 1] . $u->convert($number % $this->numberUnit);
     }
 }

Example #2

File: Scale.php Project: codefog/contao-haste

 /**
  * Standardize and calculate the total of multiple weights
  *
  * It's probably faster in theory to convert only the total to the final unit, and not each product weight.
  * However, we might loose precision, not sure about that.
  * Based on formulas found at http://jumk.de/calc/gewicht.shtml
  * @param array
  * @param string
  * @return mixed
  */
 public function amountIn($strUnit)
 {
     if (empty($this->arrWeights)) {
         return 0;
     }
     $fltWeight = 0;
     foreach ($this->arrWeights as $objWeight) {
         if ($objWeight->getWeightValue() > 0) {
             $fltWeight += Unit::convert(floatval($objWeight->getWeightValue()), $objWeight->getWeightUnit(), Unit::KILOGRAM);
         }
     }
     return Unit::convert($fltWeight, Unit::KILOGRAM, $strUnit);
 }

Example #3

File: Thousand.class.php Project: YurePereira/fypa-design-patterns

 /**
  * @todo Finalize implementation of this method.
  */
 protected function toRoman($number)
 {
     $u = new Unit();
     if ($number % $this->numberUnit == 0 && $number < 10000) {
         return $this->thousand[$number / $this->numberUnit - 1];
     } else {
         if ($number < 10000) {
             return $this->thousand[$number / $this->numberUnit - 1] . $u->convert($number % $this->numberUnit);
         } else {
             return 'Fail';
         }
     }
 }

Example #4

File: test.php Project: YurePereira/fypa-design-patterns

<?php

error_reporting(E_ALL);
ini_set('display_errors', 1);
require_once 'ConverterRomanNumerals.class.php';
require_once 'Unit.class.php';
require_once 'Dozen.class.php';
require_once 'Hundred.class.php';
require_once 'Thousand.class.php';
$u = new Unit();
echo '0 - ' . $u->convert(0) . '<br />';
echo '1 - ' . $u->convert(1) . '<br />';
echo '2 - ' . $u->convert(2) . '<br />';
echo '3 - ' . $u->convert(3) . '<br />';
echo '5 - ' . $u->convert(5) . '<br />';
echo '7 - ' . $u->convert(7) . '<br />';
echo '9 - ' . $u->convert(9) . '<br />';
echo '10 - ' . $u->convert(10) . '<br />';
echo '20 - ' . $u->convert(20) . '<br />';
echo '24 - ' . $u->convert(24) . '<br />';
echo '26 - ' . $u->convert(26) . '<br />';
echo '40 - ' . $u->convert(40) . '<br />';
echo '50 - ' . $u->convert(50) . '<br />';
echo '70 - ' . $u->convert(70) . '<br />';
echo '90 - ' . $u->convert(90) . '<br />';
echo '92 - ' . $u->convert(92) . '<br />';
echo '94 - ' . $u->convert(94) . '<br />';
echo '95 - ' . $u->convert(95) . '<br />';
echo '99 - ' . $u->convert(99) . '<br />';
echo '101 - ' . $u->convert(101) . '<br />';
echo '111 - ' . $u->convert(111) . '<br />';