Hi, looks like You are concatenating strings "python wize" ('100' + '1' = '1001') and not make a sum with numbers. So converting to integers might do the trick, i.e like int('100') + int('1') = 101

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Hi, looks like You are concatenating strings "python wize" ('100' + '1' = '1001') and not make a sum with numbers. So converting to integers might do the trick, i.e like int('100') + int('1') = 101

Not something you get asked every day! Don't forget Portuguese is inflected by gender. Just maybe if you find a list of words you could use NLP processing to do this.

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Hi, looks like You are concatenating strings "python wize" ('100' + '1' = '1001') and not make a sum with numbers. So converting to integers might do the trick, i.e like int('100') + int('1') = 101

Which transformer are using tell me please

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Which transformer are using tell me please

Hi @tomjerry.vl. I did not use any transformer her, just pointing to the fact it seems you are concatenating strings and not making a sum from number/integerss:

Strings: '100' + '1' = '1001'

 

Numbers, converting strings to integers before s: int('100') + int('1') = 101

If You need to convert strings to integers in FME there is several transformers (or Python for that sake) which can be used as AttributeCreator, AttributeManager. In both cases set up the expression with the Arithmetic Manager.

 

 

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Which transformer are using tell me please

Tq but my problem is thousands of numbers having test formats in Portuguese language every digit have a different text format like

 

NumberNumber in EnglishNumber in Portuguese

 

NumberNumber in EnglishNumber in Portuguese1OneUm

 

30ThirtyTrinta2TwoDois

 

40FourtyQuarenta3ThreeTrês

 

50FiftyCinquenta4FourQuatro

 

60SixtySessenta5FiveCinco

 

70SeventySetenta6SixSeis

 

80EightyOitenta7SevenSete

 

90NinetyNoventa8EightOito

 

100One HundredCem9NineNove

 

200Two HundredsDuzentos10TenDez

 

300Three HundredsTrezentos11ElevenOnze

 

400Four HundredsQuatrocentos12TwelveDoze

 

500Five HundredsQuinhentos13ThirteenTreze

 

600Six HundredsSeiscentos14FourteenQuatorze

 

700Seven HundredsSetecentos15FifteenQuinze

 

800Eight HundredsOitocentos16SixteenDezesseis

 

900Nine HundredsNovecentos17SeventeenDezessete

 

1000One ThousandMil18EighteenDezoito

 

Examples

 

 

19NineteenDezenove

 

197One Hundred and Ninety-SevenCento e Noventa e Sete20TwentyVinte

 

367Three Hundreds and Sisty-SevenTrezentos e Sessenta e Sete21Twenty-oneVinte e Um

 

1453One Thousand Four Hundred and Fifty-ThreeMil e Quatrocentos e Cinquenta e Três.........

 

555Five Hundreds and Fifty-FiveQuinhentos e Cinquenta e Cinco

 

Given Raw source Test format but i need numerical format in fme how to convert text format to numerical format please tell me

note: Between numbers 1-1999

For example : Rua Cento e Um Rodovia converted to Rua 101 Rodoiva

 

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Hi @tomjerry.vl,

I don't have a full answer for you but this previous question may be a good place to start as there are a lot of solutions offered by the Community. Some of the suggestions included the use of python modules for going from words to numbers. I believe something like num2words supports Brazilian Portuguese if that's something you might like to explore. Or if you wanted to create your own solution, ebygomm's workspace template may be a good place to start, but I definitely see your problem with the tens/hundreds being a bit more difficult to handle than in English. Hope this offers some more options to try!

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