Java 9 runtimes report warnings for reflective access on JRE
classes (in this case Field.modifiers). Future versions of Java
may deny the access completely.
Since we access our own code here, we could just remove the final modifier.
With it's current visibility (of private) it's unlikely that it will be
modified from somewhere else except our Settings class.
This is forcefully placed at the beginning of the formatted currency because of how `currency` message is customisable. Until a better solution arises this shall stay.
This commit enables users of different countries around the world to configure currency formatting displayed to users in a familiar manner.
Prior to this commit US formatting (symbols) was forced upon users. This is now configurable via locale values e.g. en-US, de, fr-ch.
This commit adds two new configurations:
- currency-format
- currency-symbol-format-locale
One method ISettings#getCurrencyFormat()
