* add kannada support
* add Kannada Language support
* add tests for kannada
* reformatted
* change lang param
* fix tests
* add condition
* add modifier
* add few more test cases
* fix test
* fix test
* modify test
* fix flake8
* fix isort
* add more tests
* add unicode prefix
* edit tests for float numbers
* add more tests
* add unicode prefix in tests
* add Kannada language
Commit 53b4518 made added explicit utf-8 encoding for all sources, among
other things. A copyright notice in `tests/test_tr.py` was removed and
two were added in `num2words/lang_it.py`. I know this was a simple
mistake, I just thought it would be best to explicitly give credit where
credit is due.
* Fix currency function for French. Adding Currency_Forms.
* Fix currency function for German. Adding Currency_Forms.
* Move FR_DZ to new currency functions, too.
* Fix tests
* Add more currency options for dutch.
* Add more tests for German, Dutch and French currencies.
* Multitude of corrections of Slovene language
* Indentation correction for flake8
* Added tests from https://github.com/gregopet/num2words by @gregopet and merged them with existing.
* Flake8ing tests.
* Sorted imports
* Some more sorting...
* Last time for sorting?
Some maintainers for different linux distribution are having some
problems with the encoding on different python versions. This change
intents to make all python files define explicitly the encoding, license
and unix line separators. Remove one example of the README.rst file
where a possible non UTF-8 character is used.
Before: 1_000_000_000 = "miliard milionów tysięcy" (with words for zero millions and thousands)
After: "miliard" (no words if value for given power of 1000 is 0)
* german: fix case in currency names
Also, add more tests for german language.
* german: default to amount of euros, not cents
If a non-float number is provided, interpret it as a quantity in euros,
not cents.
* german: handle "ein Euro" vs "eins Euro" exception
* german: prefer "einhundert" over "hundert"
"hundert" is usually colloquial (even if widely used).
Exception: "eintausendste" and "hundertste" are special cases, here
"hundertste" and "tausendste" are usually preferred (see Duden).
* Add support for Serbian language
* Fix the billion strings for short scale
Used the long scale name instead of the short one. Simplified the scale and the ones geneder definition.
* Adds Serbian to README
Punt string handling to python Decimal object, this correctly represents both
integers and floats (except with regards to trailing zeros)
Change command line tests to reflect handling of ints
