BigDecimal(String val)

Constructor BigDecimal(String val)

Examples of how the element is used (one line per example):
[add your own example]

1	this.price=new BigDecimal(price);
2	myValue = normalize(new BigDecimal(aString));
3	bigDecimal = new BigDecimal(getString());
4	assertEquals("createBigDecimal(String) failed", new BigDecimal("1234.5"), NumberUtils.createBigDecimal("1234.5"));
5	defaultValue = new BigDecimal(prop);
6	data[i][j] = new BigDecimal(in[i][j]);
7	myBody[i] = new BigDecimal(val[i]);
8	(in0.getPreferredYield().equals(new BigDecimal("7.00")))) {
9	return new Integer(new BigDecimal((String)value).intValue());
10	BigDecimal x = new BigDecimal("42.27");
11	this.inputA = new BigDecimal(newA);
12	fraction = new BigDecimal("0." + aString.substring(start, idx));
13	ps.setBigDecimal(4, new BigDecimal( String.valueOf( trigger.getRepeatInterval() ) ));
14	BigDecimal bd = new BigDecimal(value);
15	returnValue = new BigDecimal(aString);
16	Object result = new BigDecimal(newString);
17	return new BigDecimal(pValue);
18	return (new BigDecimal(value.toString()));
19	assertTrue("Correct bigDecimal value", new BigDecimal("4.0").equals(bw.getPropertyValue("bigDecimal")));
20	assertEquals("createNumber(String) 15 failed", new BigDecimal("1.1E-700"), NumberUtils.createNumber("1.1E-700F"));

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