Preserve trailing zeroes using NumberFormatter in PHP

Question

I'm working on upgrading a legacy system from PEAR's i18nv2 class to PHP's built-in INTL library. When I specify a pattern like #,##0.## and run NumberFormatter::format() on a number like 12345.1000 I get 12,345.1 shouldn't trailing zeroes be preserved? Is there a good way to add trailing zeroes after the fact taking into consideration that in many locales, a decimal is represented by a comma instead of the decimal character?

Explained with code:

$n = new NumberFormatter('en_CA', NumberFormatter::PATTERN_DECIMAL, '#,##0.##');
echo $n->format(12345.10000);

Answer 1

http://icu-project.org/apiref/icu4c/classDecimalFormatSymbols.html

Symbol   Meaning
  0      a digit
  #      a digit, zero shows as absent

So:

$n = new NumberFormatter('en_CA', NumberFormatter::PATTERN_DECIMAL, '#,##0.00');
echo $n->format(12345.10000);

Yields:

12,345.10