Command reference
CurrencyConvert
Command words: cc, currencyconvert
Permission: JuniorAdmin
This command is used to convert text representing an amount of currency (a currency text) into a base value, which is a different way of representing currency amounts often used in progs. It can also do the conversion in the other direction.
As an example, if your currency was dollars you might have a base value representing cents. Therefore a base value of 72 might represent 72c whereas 650 might represent $6.50. While the example of dollars is fairly trivial, obviously in more complicated non-decimal currencies it can be difficult to guess the conversion between the two, which is what this command is designed to help with.
The syntax is as follows:
currencyconvert <#> - shows the conversion of a base value number to currency text in all currencies
currencyconvert reverse <text> - converts a currency text to a base value in the user's current currency
Permission: JuniorAdmin
This command is used to convert text representing an amount of currency (a currency text) into a base value, which is a different way of representing currency amounts often used in progs. It can also do the conversion in the other direction.
As an example, if your currency was dollars you might have a base value representing cents. Therefore a base value of 72 might represent 72c whereas 650 might represent $6.50. While the example of dollars is fairly trivial, obviously in more complicated non-decimal currencies it can be difficult to guess the conversion between the two, which is what this command is designed to help with.
The syntax is as follows:
currencyconvert <#> - shows the conversion of a base value number to currency text in all currencies
currencyconvert reverse <text> - converts a currency text to a base value in the user's current currency