Comments on behalf of Suresh and me:
Section 6.2.4 DefaultLocale
o We would like to be able to return a priority list here and not just a
single item. While many implementations may have just a single item, those that
are built on top of Windows 8 will have available a list of languages that the
user has declared to understand instead of just a default user locale that we
have had up until now. Since this is internal, I believe changing the name to
DefaultLocales and returning an array will allow implementations to do either:
The DefaultLocales abstract operation returns an array of string values
representing a priority list of the structurally valid (6.2.2) and
canonicalized (6.2.3) BCP 47 language tags for the host environment in
descending order of priority. This may return a single item representing the
current locale.
* Section 12.1.1 InitializeNumberFormat
o Step 10: When initializing NumberFormat, the internal property [[locale]]
should point to [[dataLocale]] or [[locale]] retruned by ResolveLocale abstract
operation. For e.g. ResolveLocale returns the following object for the supplied
language tag ta-IN-u-nu-tamldec
{
_dataLocale : "en-US",
_nu : "tamldec",
_locale : "en-US-u-nu-tamldec"
}
Should the [[locale]] of NumberFormat point to _dataLocale or _locale ?
According to the spec it is _locale. I think it should point to _dataLocale.
o Step 31: The default value for UseGrouping is set to true. Shouldn't it be
implementation specific default ?
* Section 13.3.2 Intl.DateTimeFormat.prototype.format
o Step 5 & 6 : NumberFormat is constructed without any options. Since this
will construct the NF object with UseGrouping ON by default the formatted dates
will have grouping shown for years which look odd. For e.g. we would see years
like 2,001 instead of 2001. This should specify UseGrouping OFF.
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