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* Copyright (c) 2012, 2013, Credit Suisse (Anatole Tresch), Werner Keil.
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package org.javamoney.format;
///**
// * When accessing {@link ItemFormat} instances from the {@link org.javamoney.format.ItemFormats} singleton, it is also
// * possible to access an ItemFormat configured with a LocalizationStyle directly,
// * e.g. ba calling {@link org.javamoney.format.ItemFormats#getItemFormat(Class, LocalizationStyle)}. Hereby it is
// * possible that
// * the item format to be used is defined as a default by the LocalizationStyle. When the format will be instantiated
// * finally
// * it can obtain references to the concrete target type and localization style by implementing this interface.
// * Created by Anatole Tresch on 17.03.14.
// */
//public interface ConfigurableItemFormat<T> extends ItemFormat<T>{
//
// /**
// * Configures the given instance with the values.
// *
// * @param targetType the target type, not null.
// * @param style the localization style, not null
// * @param <T> the target type's class.
// */
// <T> void configure(Class<T> targetType, LocalizationStyle style);
//
//}