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Numbers in Arabic are still left-to-right 19 is still ١٩, not ٩١. It makes designing forms fairly annoying, because for text fields you want RTL input, but fiel
by djrockstar1 5y ago
Numbers in Arabic are still left-to-right 19 is still ١٩, not ٩١. It makes designing forms fairly annoying, because for text fields you want RTL input, but fields like phone numbers, you need to override the locale's RTL and ask for LTR input.
- erie 5y agoThis is a nightmare when copying numbers that has spaces between every 3 digits, when the system has Arabic, for example a mobile number would get the digits reversed upon copying them.
- grey_earthling 5y agoI'd assumed they were right-to-left and little-endian, as opposed to left-to-right and big-endian. So if you were reading out digits in amongst text, you'd skip to the left end of the digits and read them out left-to-right?