I've created a plugin that lets you spell out numbers (under one
thousand, in English, for now).

Examples:

   >> 23.spell
   => "twenty-three"
   >> 23.spell :noun => 'person'
   => "twenty-three people"

   >> (23.14).spell_currency
   => "twenty-three dollars and fourteen cents"
   >> (23.14).spell_currency(:major => 'beer', :minor => 'shot')
   => "twenty-three beers and fourteen shots"

It's available in the regular plugin interface after a "script/plugin
discover".

(Thanks to Rick Olson for inspiring me to get off my ass and release
this.)

-Ben

Benjamin Stiglitz wrote:
> I've created a plugin that lets you spell out numbers (under one
> thousand, in English, for now).
>
> Examples:
>
>    >> 23.spell
>    => "twenty-three"
>    >> 23.spell :noun => 'person'
>    => "twenty-three people"
>
>    >> (23.14).spell_currency
>    => "twenty-three dollars and fourteen cents"
>    >> (23.14).spell_currency(:major => 'beer', :minor =>
'shot')
>    => "twenty-three beers and fourteen shots"
>
> It's available in the regular plugin interface after a "script/plugin
> discover".
>
> (Thanks to Rick Olson for inspiring me to get off my ass and release
> this.)
>
> -Ben

Take a look at this to avoid the <1,000 limitation.

http://www.bigbold.com/snippets/posts/show/704

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> Take a look at this to avoid the <1,000 limitation.
>
> http://www.bigbold.com/snippets/posts/show/704

Nice. The rest of that code looks structurally cleaner, too; I'll
pick up the changes in the next few days, unless someone wants to
write a patch.

-Ben