I've been reading the Apple Developer Documentation and it appears that it's not updated for the class NumberFormatter
, they say it swapped from NSNumberFormatter
to just NumberFormatter
.
I've found a few examples of functionalities of this class in Swift 3 but I couldn't find how to set the maximumFractionDigits
.
When I have a Double like this 0.123456789, I'd like to convert it into a String with just 4 fractional digits for example, like this 0.1234.
If you don't want it to round up, but rather always round down, use .floor
or .down
:
let foo = 0.123456789
let formatter = NumberFormatter()
formatter.maximumFractionDigits = 4
formatter.roundingMode = .down
let string = formatter.string(from: NSNumber(value: foo))
If you want the traditional rounding format, just omit the .roundingMode
, and this will result in "0.1235"
.
For more information, see the NumberFormatter
reference documentation.