Add support for Japanese Yen #101
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Thanks for the patch! |
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@thijsc The spec is assuming the currency has 100 subunits to a unit (like 100 cents in a dollar), whereas the yen has no subunit, |
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Thanks for the info. This is a bit of a confusing subject. |
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As mentioned in Issue #99, Japanese yen does not have a minor unit. Additionally, when displaying Japanese Yen in Japanese, you normally use the Kanji "円" for Yen, without a space between the number and symbol (for example, 300円). This pull request fixes these issues.