// Copyright (c) 2016, the Dart project authors. Please see the AUTHORS file // for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a // BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file. /// Provides locale-specific plural rules. // DO NOT EDIT. This file is autogenerated from ICU data. See // 'generate_dart_pluralrules.dart' (Google internal) // // Each function does the calculation for one or more locales. These are done in terms of // various values used by the CLDR syntax and defined by UTS #35 // http://unicode.org/reports/tr35/tr35-numbers.html#Plural_rules_syntax // // * n - absolute value of the source number (integer and decimals). // * i - integer digits of n. // * v - number of visible fraction digits in n, with trailing zeros. // * w - number of visible fraction digits in n, without trailing zeros. // * f - visible fractional digits in n, with trailing zeros. // * t - visible fractional digits in n, without trailing zeros. library; // Suppress naming issues as changing them might be breaking. // ignore_for_file: constant_identifier_names, non_constant_identifier_names import 'dart:math' as math; typedef PluralRule = PluralCase Function(); /// The possible cases used in a plural rule. enum PluralCase { ZERO, ONE, TWO, FEW, MANY, OTHER } /// The default rule in case we don't have anything more specific for a locale. PluralCase _default_rule() => OTHER; /// This must be called before evaluating a new rule, because we're using /// library-global state to both keep the rules terse and minimize space. void startRuleEvaluation(num howMany, [int? precision = 0]) { _n = howMany; _precision = precision; _i = _n.round(); _updateVF(_n); _updateWT(_v, _f); } /// The number whose [PluralCase] we are trying to find. /// // This is library-global state, along with the other variables. This allows us // to avoid calculating parameters that the functions don't need and also // not introduce a subclass per locale or have instance tear-offs which // we can't cache. This is fine as long as these methods aren't async, which // they should never be. num _n = 0; /// The integer part of [_n] int _i = 0; int? _precision; /// Returns the number of digits in the fractional part of a number /// (3.1416 => 4) /// /// Takes the item count [n] and uses [_precision]. /// That's because a just looking at the value of a number is not enough to /// decide the plural form. For example "1 dollar" vs "1.00 dollars", the /// value is 1, but how it is formatted also matters. int _decimals(num n) { var str = _precision == null ? '$n' : n.toStringAsFixed(_precision!); var result = str.indexOf('.'); return (result == -1) ? 0 : str.length - result - 1; } /// Calculates and sets the _v and _f as per CLDR plural rules. /// /// The short names for parameters / return match the CLDR syntax and UTS #35 /// (https://unicode.org/reports/tr35/tr35-numbers.html#Plural_rules_syntax) /// Takes the item count [n] and a [precision]. void _updateVF(num n) { var defaultDigits = 3; _v = _precision ?? math.min(_decimals(n), defaultDigits); var base = math.pow(10, _v) as int; _f = (n * base).floor() % base; } /// Calculates and sets _w and _t as per CLDR plural rules. /// /// The short names for parameters / return match the CLDR syntax and UTS #35 /// (https://unicode.org/reports/tr35/tr35-numbers.html#Plural_rules_syntax) /// @param v Calculated previously. /// @param f Calculated previously. void _updateWT(int v, int f) { if (f == 0) { // Unused, for now _w = 0; _t = 0; return; } while ((f % 10) == 0) { f = (f / 10).floor(); v--; } // Unused, for now _w = v; _t = f; } /// Number of visible fraction digits. int _v = 0; /// Number of visible fraction digits without trailing zeros. // Unused, for now int _w = 0; /// The visible fraction digits in n, with trailing zeros. int _f = 0; /// The visible fraction digits in n, without trailing zeros. int _t = 0; // An example, for precision n = 3.1415 and precision = 7) // n : 3.1415 // str n: 3.1415000 (the "formatted" n, 7 fractional digits) // i : 3 (the integer part of n) // f : 1415000 (the fractional part of n) // v : 7 (how many digits in f) // t : 1415 (f, without trailing 0s) // w : 4 (how many digits in t) PluralCase get ZERO => PluralCase.ZERO; PluralCase get ONE => PluralCase.ONE; PluralCase get TWO => PluralCase.TWO; PluralCase get FEW => PluralCase.FEW; PluralCase get MANY => PluralCase.MANY; PluralCase get OTHER => PluralCase.OTHER; PluralCase _ast_rule() { if ((_i == 1) && (_v == 0)) { return ONE; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _af_rule() { if (_n == 1) { return ONE; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _am_rule() { if ((_i == 0) || (_n == 1)) { return ONE; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _ar_rule() { if (_n == 0) { return ZERO; } if (_n == 1) { return ONE; } if (_n == 2) { return TWO; } if ([3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10].contains(_n % 100)) { return FEW; } if (List.generate(89, (i) => i + 11).contains(_n % 100)) { return MANY; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _be_rule() { if ((_n % 10 == 1) && !(_n % 100 == 11)) { return ONE; } if ((_n % 10 == 2 || _n % 10 == 3 || _n % 10 == 4) && !(_n % 100 == 12 || _n % 100 == 13 || _n % 100 == 14)) { return FEW; } if ((_n % 10 == 0) || (_n % 10 == 5 || _n % 10 == 6 || _n % 10 == 7 || _n % 10 == 8 || _n % 10 == 9) || (_n % 100 == 11 || _n % 100 == 12 || _n % 100 == 13 || _n % 100 == 14)) { return MANY; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _br_rule() { if ((_n % 10 == 1) && !(_n % 100 == 11 || _n % 100 == 71 || _n % 100 == 91)) { return ONE; } if ((_n % 10 == 2) && !(_n % 100 == 12 || _n % 100 == 72 || _n % 100 == 92)) { return TWO; } if ((_n % 10 == 3 || _n % 10 == 4 || _n % 10 == 9) && !([10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19].contains(_n % 100) || [70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79].contains(_n % 100) || [90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99].contains(_n % 100))) { return FEW; } if (!(_n == 0) && (_n % 1000000 == 0)) { return MANY; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _bs_rule() { if ((_v == 0) && (_i % 10 == 1) && !(_i % 100 == 11) || (_f % 10 == 1) && !(_f % 100 == 11)) { return ONE; } if ((_v == 0) && (_i % 10 == 2 || _i % 10 == 3 || _i % 10 == 4) && !(_i % 100 == 12 || _i % 100 == 13 || _i % 100 == 14) || (_f % 10 == 2 || _f % 10 == 3 || _f % 10 == 4) && !(_f % 100 == 12 || _f % 100 == 13 || _f % 100 == 14)) { return FEW; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _ca_rule() { if ((_i == 1) && (_v == 0)) { return ONE; } if (!(_i == 0) && (_i % 1000000 == 0) && (_v == 0)) { return MANY; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _cs_rule() { if ((_i == 1) && (_v == 0)) { return ONE; } if ((_i == 2 || _i == 3 || _i == 4) && (_v == 0)) { return FEW; } if (!(_v == 0)) { return MANY; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _cy_rule() { if (_n == 0) { return ZERO; } if (_n == 1) { return ONE; } if (_n == 2) { return TWO; } if (_n == 3) { return FEW; } if (_n == 6) { return MANY; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _da_rule() { if ((_n == 1) || !(_t == 0) && (_i == 0 || _i == 1)) { return ONE; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _es_rule() { if (_n == 1) { return ONE; } if (!(_i == 0) && (_i % 1000000 == 0) && (_v == 0)) { return MANY; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _ceb_rule() { if ((_v == 0) && (_i == 1 || _i == 2 || _i == 3) || (_v == 0) && !(_i % 10 == 4 || _i % 10 == 6 || _i % 10 == 9) || !(_v == 0) && !(_f % 10 == 4 || _f % 10 == 6 || _f % 10 == 9)) { return ONE; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _fr_rule() { if (_i == 0 || _i == 1) { return ONE; } if (!(_i == 0) && (_i % 1000000 == 0) && (_v == 0)) { return MANY; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _ga_rule() { if (_n == 1) { return ONE; } if (_n == 2) { return TWO; } if (_n == 3 || _n == 4 || _n == 5 || _n == 6) { return FEW; } if (_n == 7 || _n == 8 || _n == 9 || _n == 10) { return MANY; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _he_rule() { if ((_i == 1) && (_v == 0) || (_i == 0) && !(_v == 0)) { return ONE; } if ((_i == 2) && (_v == 0)) { return TWO; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _ff_rule() { if (_i == 0 || _i == 1) { return ONE; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _is_rule() { if ((_t == 0) && (_i % 10 == 1) && !(_i % 100 == 11) || (_t % 10 == 1) && !(_t % 100 == 11)) { return ONE; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _ak_rule() { if (_n == 0 || _n == 1) { return ONE; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _lt_rule() { if ((_n % 10 == 1) && ![11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19].contains(_n % 100)) { return ONE; } if (([2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9].contains(_n % 10)) && ![11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19].contains(_n % 100)) { return FEW; } if (!(_f == 0)) { return MANY; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _lv_rule() { if ((_n % 10 == 0) || ([11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19].contains(_n % 100)) || (_v == 2) && ([11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19].contains(_f % 100))) { return ZERO; } if ((_n % 10 == 1) && !(_n % 100 == 11) || (_v == 2) && (_f % 10 == 1) && !(_f % 100 == 11) || !(_v == 2) && (_f % 10 == 1)) { return ONE; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _mk_rule() { if ((_v == 0) && (_i % 10 == 1) && !(_i % 100 == 11) || (_f % 10 == 1) && !(_f % 100 == 11)) { return ONE; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _mt_rule() { if (_n == 1) { return ONE; } if (_n == 2) { return TWO; } if ((_n == 0) || ([3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10].contains(_n % 100))) { return FEW; } if ([11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19].contains(_n % 100)) { return MANY; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _pl_rule() { if ((_i == 1) && (_v == 0)) { return ONE; } if ((_v == 0) && (_i % 10 == 2 || _i % 10 == 3 || _i % 10 == 4) && !(_i % 100 == 12 || _i % 100 == 13 || _i % 100 == 14)) { return FEW; } if ((_v == 0) && !(_i == 1) && (_i % 10 == 0 || _i % 10 == 1) || (_v == 0) && (_i % 10 == 5 || _i % 10 == 6 || _i % 10 == 7 || _i % 10 == 8 || _i % 10 == 9) || (_v == 0) && (_i % 100 == 12 || _i % 100 == 13 || _i % 100 == 14)) { return MANY; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _pt_rule() { if (_i == 0 || _i == 1) { return ONE; } if (!(_i == 0) && (_i % 1000000 == 0) && (_v == 0)) { return MANY; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _mo_rule() { if ((_i == 1) && (_v == 0)) { return ONE; } if (!(_v == 0) || (_n == 0) || !(_n == 1) && (List.generate(19, (i) => i + 1).contains(_n % 100))) { return FEW; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _ru_rule() { if ((_v == 0) && (_i % 10 == 1) && !(_i % 100 == 11)) { return ONE; } if ((_v == 0) && (_i % 10 == 2 || _i % 10 == 3 || _i % 10 == 4) && !(_i % 100 == 12 || _i % 100 == 13 || _i % 100 == 14)) { return FEW; } if ((_v == 0) && (_i % 10 == 0) || (_v == 0) && (_i % 10 == 5 || _i % 10 == 6 || _i % 10 == 7 || _i % 10 == 8 || _i % 10 == 9) || (_v == 0) && (_i % 100 == 11 || _i % 100 == 12 || _i % 100 == 13 || _i % 100 == 14)) { return MANY; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _si_rule() { if ((_n == 0 || _n == 1) || (_i == 0) && (_f == 1)) { return ONE; } return OTHER; } PluralCase _sl_rule() { if ((_v == 0) && (_i % 100 == 1)) { return ONE; } if ((_v == 0) && (_i % 100 == 2)) { return TWO; } if ((_v == 0) && (_i % 100 == 3 || _i % 100 == 4) || !(_v == 0)) { return FEW; } return OTHER; } final pluralRules = { 'en_ISO': _ast_rule, 'af': _af_rule, 'am': _am_rule, 'ar': _ar_rule, 'ar_DZ': _ar_rule, 'ar_EG': _ar_rule, 'as': _am_rule, 'az': _af_rule, 'be': _be_rule, 'bg': _af_rule, 'bm': _default_rule, 'bn': _am_rule, 'br': _br_rule, 'bs': _bs_rule, 'ca': _ca_rule, 'chr': _af_rule, 'cs': _cs_rule, 'cy': _cy_rule, 'da': _da_rule, 'de': _ast_rule, 'de_AT': _ast_rule, 'de_CH': _ast_rule, 'el': _af_rule, 'en': _ast_rule, 'en_AU': _ast_rule, 'en_CA': _ast_rule, 'en_GB': _ast_rule, 'en_IE': _ast_rule, 'en_IN': _ast_rule, 'en_MY': _ast_rule, 'en_NZ': _ast_rule, 'en_SG': _ast_rule, 'en_US': _ast_rule, 'en_ZA': _ast_rule, 'es': _es_rule, 'es_419': _es_rule, 'es_ES': _es_rule, 'es_MX': _es_rule, 'es_US': _es_rule, 'et': _ast_rule, 'eu': _af_rule, 'fa': _am_rule, 'fi': _ast_rule, 'fil': _ceb_rule, 'fr': _fr_rule, 'fr_CA': _fr_rule, 'fr_CH': _fr_rule, 'fur': _af_rule, 'ga': _ga_rule, 'gl': _ast_rule, 'gsw': _af_rule, 'gu': _am_rule, 'haw': _af_rule, 'he': _he_rule, 'hi': _am_rule, 'hr': _bs_rule, 'hu': _af_rule, 'hy': _ff_rule, 'id': _default_rule, 'in': _default_rule, 'is': _is_rule, 'it': _ca_rule, 'it_CH': _ca_rule, 'iw': _he_rule, 'ja': _default_rule, 'ka': _af_rule, 'kk': _af_rule, 'km': _default_rule, 'kn': _am_rule, 'ko': _default_rule, 'ky': _af_rule, 'ln': _ak_rule, 'lo': _default_rule, 'lt': _lt_rule, 'lv': _lv_rule, 'mg': _ak_rule, 'mk': _mk_rule, 'ml': _af_rule, 'mn': _af_rule, 'mr': _af_rule, 'ms': _default_rule, 'mt': _mt_rule, 'my': _default_rule, 'nb': _af_rule, 'ne': _af_rule, 'nl': _ast_rule, 'no': _af_rule, 'no_NO': _af_rule, 'nyn': _af_rule, 'or': _af_rule, 'pa': _ak_rule, 'pl': _pl_rule, 'ps': _af_rule, 'pt': _pt_rule, 'pt_BR': _pt_rule, 'pt_PT': _ca_rule, 'ro': _mo_rule, 'ru': _ru_rule, 'si': _si_rule, 'sk': _cs_rule, 'sl': _sl_rule, 'sq': _af_rule, 'sr': _bs_rule, 'sr_Latn': _bs_rule, 'sv': _ast_rule, 'sw': _ast_rule, 'ta': _af_rule, 'te': _af_rule, 'th': _default_rule, 'tl': _ceb_rule, 'tr': _af_rule, 'uk': _ru_rule, 'ur': _ast_rule, 'uz': _af_rule, 'vi': _default_rule, 'zh': _default_rule, 'zh_CN': _default_rule, 'zh_HK': _default_rule, 'zh_TW': _default_rule, 'zu': _am_rule, 'default': _default_rule, }; /// Do we have plural rules specific to [locale] bool localeHasPluralRules(String locale) => pluralRules.containsKey(locale);