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Expand Up @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ For some parse and format functions, there are UTC variants. Do not use these UT
### Issues with Pattern letters `M` and `L` in Nanoflows

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The issues have been resolved in Mendix 10.22.
The issues have been resolved in Mendix 10.22, in patch versions of Mendix 10.18 starting from 10.18.7, and Mendix 10.12 starting from 10.12.17.
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In microflows, both pattern letters `M` and `L` are supported and work completely as expected.
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Here is a full collection of such languages that are available in Studio Pro: Armenian, Belarusian, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Finnish, Greek, Lithuanian, Polish, Russian, Slovak, and Ukrainian.

In Mendix 10.22 and above, both pattern letters `M` and `L` are also properly supported in nanoflows. Here are some examples of using `LLLL`, `MMMM`, `LLL`, and `MMM` in languages that support the genitive case:
In Mendix 10.22 and above, in patch versions of Mendix 10.18 starting from 10.18.7, and Mendix 10.12 starting from 10.12.17, both pattern letters `M` and `L` are also properly supported in nanoflows. Here are some examples of using `LLLL`, `MMMM`, `LLL`, and `MMM` in languages that support the genitive case:

* Ukrainian:
* `LLLL` returns `квітень`
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