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Atoi for non European language

MauFanGilaMedical
Associate III

Hello.

I have developed a firmware for Riverdi_121STM32H7.

The firmware has Italian and English texts,

but we planned to develop a version for Chinese customers, Myanmar, and other non european customers.

 

My doubt is:  Unicode::atoi and Unicode::sprintf("%d" produce number in other language, don't ?

 

Thakyou for the answers ...

 

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mathiasmarkussen
ST Employee

Hello,

 

As long as they use radix-10 numbers, I do not believe it would matter, the actual numbers are the same, the difference is in representation as a font,

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mathiasmarkussen
ST Employee

Hello,

 

As long as they use radix-10 numbers, I do not believe it would matter, the actual numbers are the same, the difference is in representation as a font,