Re: PR 4197: Do you have a source for the correct croatian montary formatting?

[Petter Reinholdtsen <pere at hungry dot com>]

[Tomislav Vujec]
> Hi all,

Hi.  Glad to hear from you. :)

> Fortunately I keep forward for my old email addresses. The problem here
> is the currency symbol for Croatian Kuna. There are two symbols in usage
> now - one local 'Kn', and the international one 'HRK'. If you use the
> local symbol, it should go after the value, like in:
> 	123.45 Kn
> but for the international one, the usage should be:
> 	HRK 123.45
> 
> Since the locale itself uses 'Kn' as the currency symbol, right usage
> should be _after_ the value.

OK.  It is possible to specify both in the locale.  Do you have
references to some standard or (semi)official source where this
ordering is defined?

How are negative numbers handled (currently '-' in front of the number
and symbol)?  What is the correct grouping (currently 3 digits in each
group), and character to use between groups (currently space, should
be non-breaking space?)?  Should the decimal point be comma or period
(currently comma)?  Is this correct presentation:


  123.45        123,45 Kn        HRK 123,45
  -123.45       -123,45 Kn       -HRK 123,45
  123456.78     123 456,78 Kn    HRK 123 456,78
  -123456.78    -123 456,78 Kn   -HRK 123 456,78

You used period in your formatting.  This made me unsure.