Source code for annotations.TextNorm.num2text.num_vie


# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*-
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from .num_europ_lang import sppasNumEuropeanType

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[docs]class sppasNumVietnamese(sppasNumEuropeanType):
[docs] def __init__(self, dictionary): """Create an instance of sppasNumVietnamese. :returns: (sppasNumVietnamese) """ sppasNumEuropeanType.NUMBER_LIST = (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 1000, 1000000, 1000000000,) super(sppasNumVietnamese, self).__init__('vie', dictionary)
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------- def _thousands(self, number): """Return the "wordified" version of a tenth of a thousand number. Returns the word corresponding to the given tenth of a thousand number within the current language dictionary :param number: (int) number to convert in word :returns: (str) """ if number < 1000: return self._hundreds(number) else: mult = None if int(number / 1000) * 1000 != 1000: mult = self._hundreds(int(number / 1000)) if mult is None: if int(str(number)[1:]) == 0: return self._lang_dict['1'] \ + self.separator \ + self._lang_dict['1000'] else: return self._lang_dict['1'] \ + self.separator \ + self._lang_dict['1000'] \ + self.separator \ + self._hundreds(number % 1000) else: if int(str(number)[1:]) == 0: return mult + self.separator \ + 'nghìn' else: return mult + self.separator \ + 'nghìn' \ + self.separator \ + self._hundreds(number % 1000) # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- def _billions(self, number): """Return the "wordified" version of a billion number. Returns the word corresponding to the given billion number within the current language dictionary :param number: (int) number to convert in word :returns: (str) """ if number < 1000000000: return self._millions(number) else: mult = None if int(number / 1000000000) * 1000000000 != 1000000000: mult = self._thousands(int(number / 100000000)) if mult is None: if int(str(number)[1:]) == 0: return self._lang_dict['1'] \ + self.separator \ + self._lang_dict['1000000000'] else: return self._lang_dict['1'] \ + self.separator \ + self._lang_dict['1000000000'] \ + self.separator \ + self._millions(number % 100000000) else: if int(str(number)[1:]) == 0: return mult + self.separator \ + self._lang_dict['1000000000'] else: return mult + self.separator \ + self._lang_dict['1000000000'] \ + self.separator \ + self._millions(number % 100000000)