Currency IRR minor digits incorrect

[miracle2k]

Intl.js wants to format the Iranian Rial with two minor digits. It seems that is the information that ISO 4217 contains. I'm in Iran right now, and I don't believe this makes any sense. There shouldn't be any decimal digits on IRR. For what it's worth, the CLDR agrees with me.

[caridy]

@miracle2k can you provide more details? specifically, the exact configuration you're using, the input and the output from the polyfill, and the output from chrome/ff and co.

[miracle2k]

In Chrome:

new Intl.NumberFormat('en', {currency: 'IRR', style: 'currency'}).format(10000)
"IRR10,000"

Intl.js:
"IRR10,000.00"

[caridy]

Firefox:

new Intl.NumberFormat('en', {currency: 'IRR', style: 'currency'}).format(10000)
"IRR10,000.00"

[caridy]

certainly we don't have such information when formatting a number for en locale. Can you link to the CLDR details?

/cc @srl295

[srl295]

@caridy locale doesn't determine that aspect. The data should be looked up according to the currency code, irrespective of language. CLDR data for IRR = 0 decimal digits

Update: looks like there's a fixed list at https://github.com/andyearnshaw/Intl.js/blob/master/src/11.numberformat.js#L39 - this should be pulled from CLDR instead probably?

[caridy]

Perfect, I will get this fix for next release.