How would you prefer for large numbers to be formatted in a terminal?
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Also curious about the accessibility of terminals. For people that are blind, how is 123_456_789 and 123,456,789 handled? Some have suggested space separators but that feels far worse since they were be treated as separate words. Anybody know?
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Here is a map of countries and what decimal separator they use. The countries in light green (Russia), all use a comma. eg. "$1,25". How can anyone say that choosing commas is the right approach when they're used completely different in most of the world?pic.twitter.com/GVrnCUhT0s
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What if you used an environment variable like LANG or LC_CTYPE to localize the terminal output?
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Node doesn't handle many of those environment variables correctlyhttps://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/27428 …
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It doesn't really matter what format your country uses since the devs are used to the format their programming language uses. So if your target audience is majority dev then i18n concerns are not that important. (german here; we use "." instead of ",")
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I'm not sure if you're in support of _ or , JavaScript uses _https://github.com/tc39/proposal-numeric-separator …
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I chose commas but absolutely change it based off this
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Would rather use dot (or whitespace) for the dividers, but "it depends".
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_ or a space work best. For human readability I think a white space is the least confusing and cleanest solution.
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