parseIntegerExpression() Operation

Syntax	NONE `set anInteger = aString.parseIntegerExpression(aFormat, aLocale?)`
Semantics	`parseIntegerExpression()` initializes an Integer object from a string using the given format expression. The format expression is a string with placeholders for number variables. The syntax is described in Number Formatting.
Substitutables	`aString`	Can be any variable or object attribute having the type String.
	`aFormat`	Can be any variable or object attribute having the type String. The pattern syntax is described in Number Formatting.
	`aLocale`	Optional variable or object attribute having the type Basic Components::Basic Behavior::NumbersLocale. This parameter can be used to define the following properties: negativeSign: characters used to signify negative values. Usually '-' positiveSign: characters used to signify positive values. Usually '+' currencySymbol: e.g. '$' The other attributes of the NumbersLocale class are not relevant for Integers. Default values are given by the system locales.
Examples	NONE `set aString = anInteger.parseIntegerExpression("999MI");` Formatting examples can be found in Number Formatting.

Example File (Builder project E2E Action Language/BaseTypes):

<your example path>\E2E Action Language\BaseTypes\uml\formatExpressions.xml