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Is there any way to use non-Latin numbers (0,1,2,…9) in cross references and still pass a cross reference check? In particular I’m asking about ‘Eastern’ Arabic numbers (۱،۲،۔۔۔،‎۹).

For example, instead of MAT 1:2-3:
‏متی ۱‏:۲‏-۳

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Non-Latin numbers should work. We have internal tests for a Persian script which works fine (خرو ۲۰‏:۴ و ۵ = EXO 20:4,5).

What is the error you are getting for the example you posted?

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We use Devanagari numbers in cross-references all the time, and the checks pass, so perhaps it’s specific to Arabic script. I don’t have a RTL project to try it out on, but it certainly works with LTR Inidc scripts.

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