if (lyxrc.auto_number) {
static docstring const number_operators = from_ascii("+-/*");
static docstring const number_unary_operators = from_ascii("+-");
- static docstring const number_separators = from_ascii(".,:");
+ // European Number Separators: comma, dot etc.
+ // European Number Terminators: percent, permille, degree, euro etc.
if (cur.current_font.fontInfo().number() == FONT_ON) {
if (!isDigitASCII(c) && !contains(number_operators, c) &&
- !(contains(number_separators, c) &&
+ !(isEuropeanNumberSeparator(c) &&
cur.pos() != 0 &&
cur.pos() != cur.lastpos() &&
tm.displayFont(pit, cur.pos()).fontInfo().number() == FONT_ON &&
+ tm.displayFont(pit, cur.pos() - 1).fontInfo().number() == FONT_ON) &&
+ !(isEuropeanNumberTerminator(c) &&
+ cur.pos() != 0 &&
+ tm.displayFont(pit, cur.pos()).fontInfo().number() == FONT_ON &&
tm.displayFont(pit, cur.pos() - 1).fontInfo().number() == FONT_ON)
)
number(cur); // Set current_font.number to OFF
) {
setCharFont(pit, cur.pos() - 1, cur.current_font,
tm.font_);
- } else if (contains(number_separators, ch)
+ } else if (isEuropeanNumberSeparator(ch)
&& cur.pos() >= 2
&& tm.displayFont(pit, cur.pos() - 2).fontInfo().number() == FONT_ON) {
setCharFont(pit, cur.pos() - 1, cur.current_font,
}
+bool isEuropeanNumberSeparator(char_type c)
+{
+ if (!is_utf16(c))
+ // assume that no non-utf16 character is a numeral
+ // c outside the UCS4 range is catched as well
+ return false;
+ return ucs4_to_qchar(c).direction() == QChar::DirES;
+}
+
+
+bool isEuropeanNumberTerminator(char_type c)
+{
+ if (!is_utf16(c))
+ // assume that no non-utf16 character is a numeral
+ // c outside the UCS4 range is catched as well
+ return false;
+ return ucs4_to_qchar(c).direction() == QChar::DirET;
+}
+
+
bool isDigitASCII(char_type c)
{
return '0' <= c && c <= '9';
/// return true if a unicode char is a numeral.
bool isNumber(char_type c);
+/// return true if a unicode char has the direction attribute
+/// European Number Separator [ES]
+bool isEuropeanNumberSeparator(char_type c);
+
+/// return true if a unicode char has the direction attribute
+/// European Number Terminator [ET]
+bool isEuropeanNumberTerminator(char_type c);
+
/// return whether \p c is a digit in the ASCII range
bool isDigitASCII(char_type c);