Arabic and Hebrew percent sign display issues under RTL layout about lvgl HOT 5 OPEN

I wonder what's the logic behind it. The standard doesn't make a difference between languages. There are RTL, LTR, weak, strong and neutral characters. But I haven't seen something like % behaves differently language by language.

I've checked other translator tool and the result the same as in Google Translate. So there needs to be something that I/we don't know.

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I don't know why there is this difference, maybe it is a special language habit. So I handed over the neutral setting to the user, and reset the neutral in the Hebrew environment. At this time, neutral does not contain %.

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I wonder what's the logic behind it. The standard doesn't make a difference between languages. There are RTL, LTR, weak, strong and neutral characters. But I haven't seen something like % behaves differently language by language.

I've checked other translator tool and the result the same as in Google Translate. So there needs to be something that I/we don't know.

Arabic/Hebrew native speakers, please join. 🙂

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I don't know why there is this difference, maybe it is a special language habit

It seems you are right. I've just approved the PR.

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For Arabic, percentage sign is fixed on the left side of the digit: %10 and for Hebrew, percentage sign is on the right side of digit: 10%.

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