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Translate percentage values for different locales #19643
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This is most appreciated. Thank you very much! |
I will not focus on the details of the implementation yet, but will focus on general issues. The first and most important thing I don't like is delegating the solution of this problem to translators. Having delved into this topic a little, I did not find enough convincing prerequisites to prefer such a generic (but less reliable) solution. |
I also created QTBUG-117635. |
I think Qt should handle something like this as well as possibly the upper/lower case issue from #8785 |
Note, it doesn't mean that I want to wait for it to be solved by Qt. |
On Qt side there are already several bug reports about this (one of them being mine), thanks for raising the issue once more. Regarding delegating this issue to translators, the translators of the languages with different notations is generally aware of the issue, and until this is fixed on the Qt side, it's better than leaving it unfixed I guess. |
As I said above:
I just dislike the suggested workaround with delegating it to translators. |
If they do this in QT, it'll be much better! And I agree that translation and localization are different things. (By the way, it's not just about the position of the percentage, but also separating it with a space or not) |
@glassez Would Qt::LayoutDirectionAuto be of any benefit? |
This PR is stale because it has been 60 days with no activity. This PR will be automatically closed within 7 days if there is no further activity. |
This PR was closed because it has been stalled for some time with no activity. |
Fix percent formatting style for different languages for all % values (excluding web-ui).
See also #19201, @bitigchi described this problem there.