Re: [l10n-dev] numbering

[Javier SOLA]

Karl, Eike,
Thanks.
A couple more questions.
On Calc and number formats.
I understand now that I can produce Khmer number formats with Khmer 
language + [NatNum1]. Is it possible to predefine some of these formats 
in a Khmer build (or when the Khmer locale is selected), so that users 
only need to select a Khmer format, and not define it with [Natnum1]?

On numbering
The Hindi locale defines the following block, with number 12 standing 
for Hindi numbers,  0 for upper case Latin letters, 1 for lowecase latin 
letters, 2 for uppercase (old) Latin numbers and 3 for lowercase (old) 
Latin numbers.
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Hindi LOCALE
<LC_NumberingLevel>
<NumberingLevel Prefix=" " NumType="12" Suffix=")" />
<NumberingLevel Prefix=" " NumType="12" Suffix="." />
<NumberingLevel Prefix="(" NumType="12" Suffix=")" />
<NumberingLevel Prefix=" " NumType="2" Suffix="." />
<NumberingLevel Prefix=" " NumType="0" Suffix=")" />
<NumberingLevel Prefix=" " NumType="1" Suffix=")" />
<NumberingLevel Prefix="(" NumType="1" Suffix=")" />
<NumberingLevel Prefix=" " NumType="3" Suffix="." />
</LC_NumberingLevel>
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Can you explain what these 8 lines mean. Are they 8 different 
independent numbering styles? or are they related? such as the first 
line represents the first level, the second line the second level, 
etc..., as in

1)
   1.
       (1)
            I.
                 A
Thanks,
Javier

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