https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=340982

--- Comment #132 from RJVB <rjvber...@gmail.com> ---
(In reply to Sebastian Kügler from comment #130)
> I've explained that in comment#9 already.

That comment explains that *using* KLocale would not be an option. I can
understand that, to the extent that QLocale doesn't define the methods that
would need overriding as virtual (which I haven't checked but presume isn't the
case but it should be possible to make it the case in a potential solution).
My question was about the possibility to derive QLocale into a class that
provides the desired behaviour. This issue is clearly not important enough for
the Qt guys to invest the required man-hours to fix it, so it might help
getting things moving to present a working *complete* solution that's based on
what exists currently. And for them too it might actually be an advantage if
the solution extends QLocale.

(In reply to Don Curtis from comment #131)

> Despite Apple OS X being a certified UNIX®, it seems that you're indicating
> that Qt and therefore also KDE are not supporting the POSIX ISO 15897 Locale
> definition used by Linux and other UNIX® implementations.

How am I indicating that?
IIRC Apple's locale implementation is based on (and a wrapper of) ICU, and
provides the same kind of configurability as Plasma 4 does. That's what I'm
using to achieve my desired formats.

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