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Suggestion
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Resolution: Unresolved
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P4: Low
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6.2
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Description
The CLDR provides localized versions (alongside those for decimal and grouping separators, %, +, − and the delimiter for the exponential part of a mantissa-exponent number format) of infinity and NaN.
In en.xml, the infinity is the ∞ symbol; en_US_POSIX.xml over-rides that as INF.
We could use these data from CLDR to provide locale-appropriate representations of non-finite values in QLocale, while retaining the C locale's "inf" and "nan" in QString and QByteArray.
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Issue Links
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QTBUG-79902 QLocale: make fuller and more faithful use of the CLDR data
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