dinero.math
addcljmultimethod
(add money1 money2)Adds the given monetary amounts.
If the arguments are of different types, the result will be of the type with more precision:
- If
Moneyis mixed with eitherFastMoneyorRoundedMoney, the result will be of typeMoney. - If
FastMoneyandRoundedMoneyare mixed, the result will be of typeFastMoney.
Adds the given monetary amounts. If the arguments are of different types, the result will be of the type with more precision: - If `Money` is mixed with either `FastMoney` or `RoundedMoney`, the result will be of type `Money`. - If `FastMoney` and `RoundedMoney` are mixed, the result will be of type `FastMoney`.
dividecljmultimethod
(divide money divisor)Divides the given monetary amount by the given divisor.
Divides the given monetary amount by the given divisor.
money-abscljmultimethod
(money-abs money)Returns the absolute value of the given monetary amount.
Returns the absolute value of the given monetary amount.
money-maxcljmultimethod
(money-max & moneis)Returns the maximum of the given monetary amounts.
Returns the maximum of the given monetary amounts.
money-mincljmultimethod
(money-min & moneis)Returns the minimum of the given monetary amounts.
Returns the minimum of the given monetary amounts.
money-neg?clj
(money-neg? money)Returns true if the given monetary amount is negative.
Returns true if the given monetary amount is negative.
money-pos?clj
(money-pos? money)Returns true if the given monetary amount is positive.
Returns true if the given monetary amount is positive.
money-zero?clj
(money-zero? money)Returns true if the given monetary amount is zero.
Returns true if the given monetary amount is zero.
money<clj
(money< money-1 money-2)Returns true if the first monetary amount is less than the second monetary amount.
Returns true if the first monetary amount is less than the second monetary amount.
money<=clj
(money<= money-1 money-2)Returns true if the first monetary amount is less than or equal to the second monetary amount.
Returns true if the first monetary amount is less than or equal to the second monetary amount.
money>clj
(money> money-1 money-2)Returns true if the first monetary amount is greater than the second monetary amount.
Returns true if the first monetary amount is greater than the second monetary amount.
money>=clj
(money>= money-1 money-2)Returns true if the first monetary amount is greater than or equal to the second monetary amount.
Returns true if the first monetary amount is greater than or equal to the second monetary amount.
multiplycljmultimethod
(multiply money factor)Multiplies the given monetary amount by the given factor.
Multiplies the given monetary amount by the given factor.
negatecljmultimethod
(negate money)Negates the given monetary amount.
Negates the given monetary amount.
subtractcljmultimethod
(subtract money1 money2)Subtracts the given monetary amounts.
If the arguments are of different types, the result will be of the type with more precision:
- If
Moneyis mixed with eitherFastMoneyorRoundedMoney, the result will be of typeMoney. - If
FastMoneyandRoundedMoneyare mixed, the result will be of typeFastMoney.
Subtracts the given monetary amounts. If the arguments are of different types, the result will be of the type with more precision: - If `Money` is mixed with either `FastMoney` or `RoundedMoney`, the result will be of type `Money`. - If `FastMoney` and `RoundedMoney` are mixed, the result will be of type `FastMoney`.
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