First iteration on number formatting

pkg/i18n/number_symbols.dart

+// Copyright (c) 2012, the Dart project authors.  Please see the AUTHORS file
+// for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a
+// BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
+#library("number_symbols");
+
+/**
+ * This holds onto information about how a particular locale formats dates. It

[Emily Fortuna, 2012/08/15 21:38:16]

this comment seems out of sync with the code.

[Alan Knight, 2012/08/15 23:57:44]

Oops. Done.

+ * contains mostly strings, e.g. what the names of months or weekdays are,
+ * but also indicates things like the first day of the week. We expect the data
+ * for instances of these to be generated out of ICU or a similar reference
+ * source. This is used in conjunction with the date_time_patterns, which
+ * defines for a particular locale the different named formats that will
+ * make use of this data.
+ */
+
+class NumberSymbols {
+  final String NAME;
+  final String DECIMAL_SEP, GROUP_SEP, PERCENT, ZERO_DIGIT, PLUS_SIGN,
+      MINUS_SIGN, EXP_SYMBOL, PERMILL, INFINITY, NAN, DECIMAL_PATTERN,
+      SCIENTIFIC_PATTERN, PERCENT_PATTERN, CURRENCY_PATTERN, DEF_CURRENCY_CODE;
+
+  const NumberSymbols([this.NAME,
+                       this.DECIMAL_SEP,
+                       this.GROUP_SEP,
+                       this.PERCENT,
+                       this.ZERO_DIGIT,
+                       this.PLUS_SIGN,
+                       this.MINUS_SIGN,
+                       this.EXP_SYMBOL,
+                       this.PERMILL,
+                       this.INFINITY,
+                       this.NAN,
+                       this.DECIMAL_PATTERN,
+                       this.SCIENTIFIC_PATTERN,
+                       this.PERCENT_PATTERN,
+                       this.CURRENCY_PATTERN,
+                       this.DEF_CURRENCY_CODE]);
+
+  toString() => NAME;
+}