Make everything 1000x or 1000000x slower
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Authored by epriestley on May 22 2015, 8:19 PM.

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rP7d757483a0db: Make everything 1000x or 1000000x slower

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In the great pht() conversion, some strings like "123,456" are now being printed as numbers with "%d". These come out as "123" instead of "123,456".

Use "%s" and "PhutilNumber" to present numbers with comma groupings.

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epriestley updated this revision to Diff 31284.May 22 2015, 8:19 PM

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Would it be unreasonable to have %d always use PhutilNumber?

This revision is now accepted and ready to land.May 22 2015, 11:29 PM

Constructs like pht('T%d: %s', $task_id, $task_name) or should use integers since T1,234 isn't meaningful.

Sure, but how common is that? It could be written as pht('%s: %s', "T{$task_I'd}", $task_name) instead.

It's probably less common than it once was since we started introducing getMonogram(), but probably would need a migration pass if we were to change it.

We also don't actually parse the %d / %s stuff, and doing so might be unacceptably slow. We could statically forbid %d and then (possibly) auto-box any integers that were passed in with a PhutilNumber. This might be an improvement overall, given that getMonogram() should handle the most common use of %d and you could still force your way around it with (string)$id or whatever if you really didn't want commas.