Print Money bug

[jlaroca]

Hello,

I'm using:
1)

private static final MoneyAmountStyle MONEY_AMOUNT_STYLE =
            MoneyAmountStyle.ASCII_DECIMAL_POINT_GROUP3_COMMA.withGroupingStyle(GroupingStyle.BEFORE_DECIMAL_POINT);
    
    private static final MoneyFormatter FORMATTER = new MoneyFormatterBuilder().appendAmount(MONEY_AMOUNT_STYLE).toFormatter();

Because if I use:

    private static final MoneyFormatter FORMATTER = new  MoneyFormatterBuilder().appendAmount().toFormatter();

Money with 3 decimals like BHD are printed like:

final String result=FORMATTER.print(BigMoney.of(CurrencyUnit.getInstance("BHD"), 6345345.7345345d).toMoney(RoundingMode.HALF_EVEN));

And the result is "6,345,345.735," with one final coma innecesary.

This problem is solved using 1) but in this case money with no decimals like JPY money print wrong:

String result =FORMATTER.print( BigMoney.of(CurrencyUnit.JPY, 12d).toMoney(RoundingMode.HALF_EVEN));

The result is 1212

Allways repeat the number because in AmountPrinterParser Java class in print method lines 66 and 67:

final int decPoint = str.indexOf('.');  --> This is -1 when not found.
        final int afterDecPoint = decPoint + 1;;  --> And this is 0 for not decimals values. 

Then in line 92 of same class:

 if (activeStyle.getGroupingStyle() == GroupingStyle.BEFORE_DECIMAL_POINT) {
                appendable.append(str.substring(afterDecPoint));
            }

And append all the number again because str.substring(0) = str

with result 1212.

Thanks.