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2012-12-06: version 0.9.5 release 2
- Python 3 port of the OpenOffice.org/LibreOffice extension for LibreOffice 4.0
2012-10-09: version 0.9.5
- new modules: Latvian, Lithuanian
- bug fixes: Spanish, French, Portuguese
- Java sources
2010-11-03: version 0.9.4
- data/vi_VN.sor: new Vietnamese module
- numbertext.jar: patch to set default UTF-8 encoding by Marcin Stępniak
- Russian module:
- fix for 2 (subunits of EUR, GBP, USD),
- add currency UAH, reports and patch by wasow at extensions ooo
2010-08-03: version 0.9.3
- fix rounding difference of Calc and Numbertext functions
- Indonesian module by Eko Prasetiyo
- remove "zero subunit" from Moneytext outputs of Greek, English,
French, Spanish, Portuguese and Turkish modules.
- fix missing zero in Afrikaans, Swedish and Turkish Moneytext
descriptions.
2010-06-07: version 0.9.2
- fix Russian module
2010-05-28: version 0.9.1
- new module: English with Indian numbering system (en-IN)
(lakh = 100.000, crore = 10.000.000)
- other fixes (see Changelog)
2010-05-20: version 0.9
- reference implementation for Swedish:
- cardinal and ordinal numbers with gender
- ordinal abbreviations with gender
- year
- gender parameters at currencies
- reference implementation for Roman numerals:
Roman_2.sor: overlined with bars, also historical forms:
$ python soroside.py ../data/Roman_2.sor 38000
X̅X̅X̅V̅I̅I̅I̅
$ python soroside.py ../data/Roman_2.sor 30000000
|C̅C̅C̅|
$ python soroside.py ../data/Roman_2.sor -p historical 38000
ↂↂↂↁↀↀↀ
2010-04-26: version 0.8.2
- fixes for Russian
- ordinal number support in Hebrew
- French translation
2010-04-22: version 0.8.1
- bug fixes in Hebrew, Polish, Russian and Swedish modules
- ordinal numbers in French and Thai
- extended syntax in src/soroside.py tool (ranges with different steps):
$ python src/soroside.py data/en_US.sor 0-10~5
zero
five
ten
2010-04-19: version 0.8
- new modules: he_HE from Alex Bodnaru, and hu_HU_2 (formal Hungarian)
- ordinal number functions in en_US, de_DE and hu_HU modules
- module fixes: th_TH, ru_RU
- new command line tool "soros.py", features:
- convert numbers and ranges:
$ python src/soroside.py data/en_US.sor 1 5-7 10
one
five
six
seven
ten
- prefix (function) support:
$ python src/soroside.py -p ord2 data/en_US.sor 1-4
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
- file output:
$ python src/soroside.py -o nums data/en_US.sor 100-200
$ head -3 nums
one hundred
one hundred and one
one hundred and two
- new convention: "help" item in some modules:
$ python src/soroside.py -o nums data/en_US.sor help
Functions:
ord (ordinal numbers, eg. "first")
ord2 (ordinal abbreviations, eg. "1st")
Extra modules:
en_US_2 (subunit as decimal fraction: "USD 20.25" -> twenty and 25/100 dollars)
- bug fixes:
- default Western language in calls without language parameter in OOo
- fix output conversion of \$, \(, \) and \|
- fix boundary recognition in $n|$() (only $()|$() was good in the
last versions)
- etc. (see ChangeLog)
2009-11-13: version 0.7.1
- bug fixes (af_ZA, it_IT, nl_NL, th_TH), see ChangeLog
2009-11-10: version 0.7
- new modules:
da-DK Danish from László Németh
tr-TR Turkish from Ramdem at OpenOffice.org Wiki
- bug fixes (see Changelog)
2009-09-04: version 0.6.1
- fix English decimals
2009-09-03: version 0.6
- new modules:
fr-BE Belgian French from Olivier Ronez
fr-CH Swiss French from Olivier Ronez
lb-LU Luxenbourgish from Michel Weimerskirch
sh-RS Serbian (Latin) from Goran Rakić
sr-RS Serbian (Cyrillic) from Goran Rakić
- short language code (language code without country code) support
in language code argument of NUMBERTEXT and MONEYTEXT functions
- using short language code (and an available module in the same
language) for missing language modules specified by long
language codes (language code + country code + optional variant name)
- fixes (see ChangeLog)
2009-08-20: version 0.5
- new modules:
ja-JP Japanese
ja-JP-2 Japanese (formal)
ko-KP North-Korean
ko-KR South-Korean
Hung Old Hungarian Script
- web: add new modules and Chinese Suzhou numerals
- fixes
2009-08-10: version 0.4
- fixes
2009-08-09: version 0.3
- NUMBERTEXT and MONEYTEXT specification 1.1
- new language modules:
- Africaans
- financial Chinese (simplified)
- Portuguese
- Brazilian Portuguese
- extended currency support for English, French and Spanish
- Improved OpenOffice.org extension:
- MS Excel (XLS) export-import support
- standard XCU resource file for localization
- fixes
2009-07-25: version 0.2
- 11 new languages: Catalan, Czech, Finnish, French, Greek,
Polish, Romanian, Russian, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish.
- improved currency handling for all language modules
- new home page: http://NUMBERTEXT.org
- improved Soros language specification:
- left zero deletion, trimming and removing double spaces
switched on only by the new __numbertext__ directive
- nested recursive calls
- escaped metacharacters
- optional semicolon, as command separator
- in-line comments
- new Python and JavaScript Soros interpreters, testing environment
- NOTE: the syntax of the NUMBERTEXT and MONEYTEXT will be changed
in the next version, according to the new NUMBERTEXT/MONEYTEXT
specification (a new second argument, the number of the decimal places
will be added). See in OpenOffice.org Issue 103746.
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