atnbueno
commented
2 years ago Workaround: in the meantime, I've added a .replace(/uno (\w+)ones/g, "un $1ón") to the final output
Closed atnbueno closed 1 year ago
atnbueno
commented
2 years ago Workaround: in the meantime, I've added a .replace(/uno (\w+)ones/g, "un $1ón") to the final output
laszlonemeth
commented
1 year ago Hi,
The problem was solved in the previous patches of the v1.0.11 release, integrated with LibreOffice, too.
The result will be quite visible in LibreOffice 7.5, according to the new number and currency formats of the Calc Cell and Writer Field formatting dialog windows:
Many thanks for your bug report!
Best regards, László
1001000000 results in "mil uno millones" when it should be "mil un millones"
Same problem in a sequence: 31000000 → treinta y un millones [OK] 131000000 → ciento treinta y un millones [OK] 1031000000 → mil treinta y uno millones [ERROR: should be "un"] 10031000000 → diez mil treinta y uno millones [ERROR: should be "un"] 100031000000 → cien mil treinta y uno millones [ERROR: should be "un"] 1000031000000 → un billón treinta y un millones [OK]
An even more clear example ("veintiuno" is incorrect before a name): 21000000 = veintiún millones ✔ 121000000 = ciento veintiún millones ✔ 1021000000 = mil veintiuno millones ❌ 10021000000 = diez mil veintiuno millones ❌ 100021000000 = cien mil veintiuno millones ❌ 1000021000000 = un billón veintiún millones ✔
I've tried to find a fix with the online IDE without success