Closed Gallaecio closed 6 years ago
Excellent contribution.
Adrian, many thanks for your contribution! I have updated the web demo/home page, see the line Galego on https://numbertext.github.io/index.html#testimonials
Thanks!
A trivial thing though: I noticed you spelled the Galician language code as 'ga' instead of 'gl' in the AUTHORS file. The next time you update the AUTHORS file, you might want to fix that as well.
I fixed in commit e905fa187629bd03188c9c9af6e3ab567dbf1d9a, also add ordinal-number to support default Outline numbering with ordinal indicators. Thanks for your feedback!
(By the way, the cited Wikipedia refers the dotless version for Galician with this page: https://wikidog.xunta.gal/index.php/Escrita_dos_n%c3%bameros#N.C3.BAmeros_ordinais_e_partitivos, but I believe, if official Spanish orthography moved to use dot, Galician followed that, too.)
I don't know whether both 1.° and 1° are allowed in Galician, as in Spanish, or only the later. My guess is the same as yours, Galician probably follows the same criteria as Portuguese and Spanish. But @meixome may know better.
I did not take the time to learn the whole specification, and I am not even sure of all the x00 ordinal names, but this file based on the Spanish (es) one should serve as initial support for Galician.