Money.java

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package org.opensextant.extractors.poli.data;

import org.opensextant.extractors.poli.PoliMatch;

/**
 *
 * @author Marc C. Ubaldino, MITRE, ubaldino at mitre dot org
 */
public class Money extends PoliMatch {

    public Money() {
        super();
        normal_case = PoliMatch.UPPER_CASE;
    }

    public Money(String m) {
        super(m);
        normal_case = PoliMatch.UPPER_CASE;
    }

    public Money(java.util.Map<String, String> elements, String m) {
        this(m);
        this.match_groups = elements;
    }

    public float value = -1;
    public String currency = null;

    @Override
    public void normalize() {
        super.normalize();

        /* retrieve fields from this.match_groups
         * create value and currency, and even a normalized text version of the amount
         * Consider LOCALE -- is it european or US?  Is the number separator "," or "."?
         *
         * fields:
         *    currency_sym
         *    currency_nom
         *    currency_magnitude  -- if "mil", then you multiple the amt by 10^6, right?
         *    money_amount
         */
    }
}