Localized number in IE11 on Win7
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Clayblockunova commented
Sorry for suggesting IE-exclusive features now.
AFAIK, IE11 on Win7 have some exclusive string related to Localised numbers. Such strings which would be useful for getting chars are listed below:
- Arabic Infinity ("+لا نهاية");
- Czech NaN ("Není číslo");
- Modern Greek Infinity ("Άπειρο");
- Modern Greek NaN ("μη αριθμός");
- Japanese Infinity ("+∞");
- Japanese NaN ("NaN (非数値)");
- Russian Infinity ("бесконечность");
- Simplified Chinese Infinity ("正无穷大");
- Simplified Chinese NaN ("非数字").
But, IDK will language of IE affect how "zh" is rendered inNumber.prototype.toLocaleString()
. It's hard to test since we might need help from someone in Hong Kong/Macau/Taiwan.
Clayblockunova commented
Just found 4 more: Hebrew NaN("לא מספר"), Lithuanian Infinity ("begalybė"), Latvian Infinity ("bezgalība"), Polish Infinity ("+nieskończoność").