Numbers in other scripts

Many writing systems have their own digits. Arabic uses ٠ to ٩, Hindi uses ० to ९, and Thai uses ๐ to ๙. These work just like our digits, one symbol per place. Chinese is different: it writes numbers with words for ten, hundred and thousand, so 42 is 四十二, four ten two.

CacheCrack reads any mix of these and turns them into ordinary digits, leaving everything else in place, so a coordinate written in Thai digits comes out ready to use.

Example

四十二, ٤٢ and ४२ are all 42.