The runtime never read DBMONEY, so the currency symbol and decimal
separator were fixed at "$" and ".". It is now parsed the way Informix
defines it, [front][. or ,][back], into a money format alongside the
existing per context separators.
DBMONEY=DM, -> DM1234,56
DBMONEY=£. -> £1234.56
DBMONEY=,DM -> 1234,56DM
resource.c carries an internal default of "#." for DBMONEY, so only a
value differing from that counts as user set - MONEY keeps following
A4GL_NUMERIC otherwise, and default output is unchanged.
A symbol longer than one byte (DM, or £ in UTF-8) takes the extra from
the blanks left of the placeholder, leaving the digits where they are.
Where the field has no room the symbol is left off rather than pushing
digits out of it.
Suite: 1099 run, 32 failed, unchanged from r13025. Test 240 still fails
on its existing USING alignment bug, with byte identical output.
