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diff --git a/doc/ref/text/numbers.texi b/doc/ref/text/numbers.texi index fce5c9fa..450b0b73 100644 --- a/doc/ref/text/numbers.texi +++ b/doc/ref/text/numbers.texi @@ -17,13 +17,15 @@ exists. Note that English uses the term cardinal and ordinal @emph{numeral}, rather than @emph{number}. +Most of these procedures takes optional keyword arguments, these +depend on the language. See the relevant implementation for details. -@defun number->string-ordinal n [language=(resolve-language)] +@defun number->string-ordinal n [language=(resolve-language)] [other-kvs ...] Convert a string into an ordinal number. These are the ``ranking'' numbers, e.g. ``first'', ``second'', ... @end defun -@defun number->string-cardinal n [language=(resolve-language)] +@defun number->string-cardinal n [language=(resolve-language)] [other-kvs ...] Convert a string into a cardinal number. These are the ``ordinary'' counting numbers, e.g. ``one'', ``two'', ... @end defun @@ -32,7 +34,7 @@ counting numbers, e.g. ``one'', ``two'', ... Return the current language. @end defun -@defun each-string count args ... +@defun each-string count [language=(resolve-language)] [other-kvs ...] Return a (locale dependant) string indicating which elements of a set are targeted, such as ``each'', ``every other'', ... |