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Many people around the world use non-decimal numbering systems. CLDR calls these "algorithmic", and ICU implements them in RuleBasedNumberFormat (RBNF). Some use cases include:
Chinese traditional numbering systems, including financial and calendrical
Spellout, like "one", "two hundred", "fifteen thousand and three"
Ordinal, like "1st", "2nd", "10th"
Before implementing RBNF in ICU4X, we should spend some time designing what a good modular API would look like, and how closely to tie it in with decimal formatting.
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Many people around the world use non-decimal numbering systems. CLDR calls these "algorithmic", and ICU implements them in RuleBasedNumberFormat (RBNF). Some use cases include:
Before implementing RBNF in ICU4X, we should spend some time designing what a good modular API would look like, and how closely to tie it in with decimal formatting.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: