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In German and English, we use a colon followed by a space to separate a term from its explanation, or a label from the text that follows. But other languages do it differently. Rather than have a &...
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Above image shows a rectangle which is in between time-value and am, In Java21.0.3, DateTime string has a character NNBSP which is converting to rectangle while painting it. Following code illustrates ...
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I am comparing the collation of Intl.Collator in the three browsers, Node and Postgres Collation and realized that the order of most implementations are very different. The only two implementations ...
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Is there a programmatic way (or some open-source repository), that given a language (say in 2-leters ISO format), return the letters of the alphabet of that language? For example: console.log(...
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Is there a way to use Intl.DisplayNames to get sorting-friendly language names where the base language comes first? const languageNames = new Intl.DisplayNames(['en'], { type: 'language' }); ...
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I am currently browsing the cldr-common-42 database and I find the use of language tags a bit confusing. For example, the tag ar-EG is used for translations in Egyptian Arabic. However, when looking ...
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I am doing date format using this function // DateFormat required from "sap/ui/core/format/DateFormat" DateFormat.getDateTimeInstance({ pattern: "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm" }); The format ...
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The CLDR provides a repository of locale data. In Java, you can access a list of CLDR month abbreviations for a given locale, as follows: String[] usMonthAbbrevs = new DateFormatSymbols(Locale.US)....
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GET `https://github.com/unicode-cldr/cldr-units-modern/archive/36.0.0.zip` Whops Error making request. The above error is coming while trying do : npm i cldr-data We have an angular project that is ...
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In Unicode Locale Data Markup Language(LDML), since version 24, the element and its sub-elements is deprecated. But the MySQL example still uses deprecated element. The collation defined when I ...
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Java 15 uses version 37 of CLDR(Common Locale Data Repository), as for Java 17 - it uses the latest (v39). Is there any way I can set java to use the latest cldr version without needing to upgrade the ...
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Somewhere between Java 11 and 17 currency formatting changed to where this: NumberFormat.getCurrencyInstance(Locale.CANADA_FRENCH).format(100.00) would print 100,00 $ CA instead of 100,00 $. Is there ...
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The cldr-data package is defined something like: function cldrData(path) { // ... } cldrData.all = function() { // ... } cldrData.entireMainFor = function(locale/*, ...*/) { // ... } cldrData....
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I'm using the en_GB locale, but a similar issue may also affect other en_XX locales. Under Java 15 the following code works: LocalDate.parse("10-Sep-17", DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern("dd-...
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I developed a really basic transliterator in java with the icu library. It is working fine for most cases. as transliterationRule I tried e.g "Any-Latin", "Any-Cyrillic", "Any-...
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