Correct usage of currency symbol #59
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cryptop use the currency symbol of the machine locale.
It means that, for example, if you have a french local
fr_FR.UTF-8, even if you set thecurrencyoption toUSDin your config file, you will have the€currency symbol in cryptop.We can't use anymore the
localepackage because it need locale to be installed to use a specific currency. User don't wan't to install chinese local to have cryptop value in¥.I use the
babellibrary to get all currency symbol without installing locale.