Re: A convenient idea

[Kevin Rodgers]

Adomas wrote:

> Hello there,
> I've got a suggestion for new Emacs package:
> it would spell numbers (i.e. convert 123 to
> "one hundred twenty three") in many langauges,
> numbering systems (binary, octal, decimal, roman etc.).
> The prototype is availible at
> www.licejus.lt/~admp/projects/speller/spell.el
> It already includes support for english, german,
> lithuanian plus binary, octal, hexademical,
> N-base (2 <= N <= 36) and roman.
> Hope to hear from you soon.

See http://www.cpqd.com.br/~vinicius/emacs/spell-number.el.gz

;; Languages & Countries
;; ---------------------
;;
;; The following languages are supported:
;;
;; catalan, danish, dutch, english-formal-gb, english-informal-gb,
;; english-formal-us, english-informal-us, esperanto, finnish, french-fr,
;; french-ch, german, italian, japanese, norwegian, portuguese-br,
;; portuguese-pt, spanish and swedish.
;;
;; The following countries are supported:
;;
;; andorra-french, andorra-spanish, antigua-and-barbuda, argentina, australia,
;; austria, bahamas, barbados, belgium, belize, benin, bolivia, brazil, brunei,
;; burkina-faso, burundi, cameroon, canada, cape-verde central-african-republic,
;; chad, chile, colombia, comoros, congo, costa-rica, cuba, cyprus, denmark,
;; djibouti, dominica, dominican-republic, ecuador, el-salvador,
;; equatorial-guinea, fiji, finland, france, gabon, germany, grenada, guatemala,
;; guinea, guinea-bissau, guyana, haiti, honduras, ireland, italy, ivory-coast,
;; jamaica, japan, kenya, kiribati, liberia, liechtenstein, luxembourg,
;; madagascar, mali, mexico, monaco, mozambique, namibia, nauru, netherlands,
;; new-zealand, nicaragua, niger, norway, panama, paraguay, peru, philippines,
;; portugal, rwanda, sao-tome-and-principe, senegal, singapore, solomon-islands,
;; somalia, south-africa, spain, st-kitts-and-nevis, st-lucia,
;; st-vicent-and-grenadines, sweden, switzerland, taiwan, tanzania, togo,
;; trinidad-and-tobago, tuvalu, uganda, united-kingdom, united-states, uruguay,
;; venezuela and zimbabwe.

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Kevin Rodgers