decimal

Documentation

Overview

Package decimal provides tools for working with YDB's decimal type.

Decimal types are stored as int128 values inside YDB and represented as 16-byte arrays in ydb package and as *math/big.Int in ydb/decimal package.

Note that returned big.Int values are scaled. That is, math operations must be prepared keeping in mind scaling factor:

import (
	"ydb/decimal"
	"math/big"
)

var scaleFactor = big.NewInt(10000000000) // Default scale is 9.

func main() {
	x := decimal.FromInt128([16]byte{...})
	x.Add(x, big.NewInt(42)) // Incorrect.
	x.Add(x, scale(42))      // Correct.
}

func scale(n int64) *big.Int {
	x := big.NewInt(n)
	return x.Mul(x, scaleFactor)
}

Index

• Variables
• func Append(p []byte, x *big.Int) []byte
• func Err() *big.Int
• func Format(x *big.Int, precision, scale uint32) string
• func FromBytes(bts []byte, precision, scale uint32) *big.Int
• func FromInt128(p [16]byte, precision, scale uint32) *big.Int
• func Inf() *big.Int
• func Int128(x *big.Int, precision, scale uint32) (p [16]byte)
• func IsErr(x *big.Int) bool
• func IsInf(x *big.Int) bool
• func IsNaN(x *big.Int) bool
• func NaN() *big.Int
• func Parse(s string, precision, scale uint32) (*big.Int, error)
• type ParseError
  • func (p *ParseError) Error() string
  • func (p *ParseError) Unwrap() error

Variables

var ErrSyntax = fmt.Errorf("invalid syntax")

Functions

func Append

func Append(p []byte, x *big.Int) []byte

func Err

func Err() *big.Int

Err returns "error" value.

func Format

func Format(x *big.Int, precision, scale uint32) string

Format returns the string representation of x with the given precision and scale.

func FromBytes

func FromBytes(bts []byte, precision, scale uint32) *big.Int

FromBytes converts bytes representation of decimal to big integer. Most callers should use FromInt128().

If given bytes contains value that is greater than given precision it returns infinity or negative infinity value accordingly the bytes sign.

func FromInt128

func FromInt128(p [16]byte, precision, scale uint32) *big.Int

FromInt128 returns big integer from given array. That is, it interprets 16-byte array as 128-bit integer.

func Inf

func Inf() *big.Int

Inf returns infinity value.

func Int128

func Int128(x *big.Int, precision, scale uint32) (p [16]byte)

Int128 returns the 16-byte array representation of x.

If x value does not fit in 16 bytes with given precision, it returns 16-byte representation of infinity or negative infinity value accordingly to x's sign.

func IsErr

func IsErr(x *big.Int) bool

IsErr reports whether x is an "error" value.

func IsInf

func IsInf(x *big.Int) bool

IsInf reports whether x is an infinity.

func IsNaN

func IsNaN(x *big.Int) bool

IsNaN reports whether x is a "not-a-number" value.

func NaN

func NaN() *big.Int

NaN returns "not-a-number" value.

func Parse

func Parse(s string, precision, scale uint32) (*big.Int, error)

Parse interprets a string s with the given precision and scale and returns the corresponding big integer.

Types

type ParseError

type ParseError struct {
	Err   error
	Input string
}

func (*ParseError) Error

func (p *ParseError) Error() string

func (*ParseError) Unwrap

func (p *ParseError) Unwrap() error