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Some time ago I identified that Axelor only works with locales without the variant as (pt, en) and not (en_us, pt_br), I even suggested changes about it because Brazilian Portuguese is different from Portuguese used in Europe (Portugual) .
After studying the code and doing tests I was able to implement language modifications without needing this change, I simply created a personalized module with a messages_pt.csv with only the words that are meaningless in Brazil, this allows me to use in Brazil without users being in doubt of the meaning.
However, I noticed another effect of using locales only with the language prefix and not with the variant. Values are shown with the thousands separator (,) and decimal (.), While in Brazil the thousands separator is (.) And the decimal a (,).
A suggestion that would perhaps simplify this without causing changes in the way the locale is created would be the number formatting to be loaded from the configuration, the same is done with the date formation.
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Hi,
Some time ago I identified that Axelor only works with locales without the variant as (pt, en) and not (en_us, pt_br), I even suggested changes about it because Brazilian Portuguese is different from Portuguese used in Europe (Portugual) .
After studying the code and doing tests I was able to implement language modifications without needing this change, I simply created a personalized module with a messages_pt.csv with only the words that are meaningless in Brazil, this allows me to use in Brazil without users being in doubt of the meaning.
However, I noticed another effect of using locales only with the language prefix and not with the variant. Values are shown with the thousands separator (,) and decimal (.), While in Brazil the thousands separator is (.) And the decimal a (,).
A suggestion that would perhaps simplify this without causing changes in the way the locale is created would be the number formatting to be loaded from the configuration, the same is done with the date formation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: