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Localization (parsing, formatting) of numbers, dates/time/calendar, units of measure, messages and lists. Includes localized collation.

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lib/localize/exception/currency_not_localized_error.ex 

defmodule Localize.CurrencyNotLocalizedError do

  @moduledoc """

  Exception raised when a known currency code has no localized

  data in the requested locale.



  Distinct from `Localize.UnknownCurrencyError`, which signals

  that the currency code itself is not a recognised ISO 4217 or

  registered custom currency. This error means the code is valid

  but the locale's CLDR currency map has no entry for it.



  Pass `fallback: true` to `Localize.Currency.currency_for_code/2`

  to walk the CLDR locale fallback chain (and the application

  default locale) before failing with this error.



  """



  defexception [:currency, :locale]



  @impl true

  def exception(bindings) when is_list(bindings) do

    struct!(__MODULE__, bindings)

  end



  @impl true

  def message(%__MODULE__{currency: currency, locale: locale}) do

    Localize.Exception.safe_message(

      "currency",

      "The currency {$currency} has no localized data in locale {$locale}.",

      currency: inspect(currency),

      locale: inspect(locale)

    )

  end

end