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Hi Aleksandr,

On Wednesday, 2015-10-14 16:55:49 +0300, Aleksandr Andreev wrote:

You can use icu::RuleBasedNumberFormat instances within the i18npool
code, but what would be "simply support"?


My question is whether I can use the RBNF rules already created for
CLDR or if I need to write a C++ implementation for Slavic numerals.
It don't see any usage of RBNF in nativenumbersupplier.cxx, and I
can't seem to find any RBNF rules in the source code.

Only one place uses it, OrdinalSuffixService::getOrdinalSuffix() in
i18npool/source/ordinalsuffix/ordinalsuffix.cxx with icu::URBNF_ORDINAL.

Note that availability of specific RBNFs depends on the ICU version
LibreOffice is built and linked against, CLDR mentioning something
doesn't necessarily mean it is implemented except maybe in the latest
and greatest ICU, if at all. You'd have to check as of which version
your specific requirement is available, and if quite new then add checks
to autoconf whether the version used to build supports that already and
disable things in code in case it does not.

  Eike

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