Hey,
I have just stumbled over a problem with SOCI and the SQLite backend on
a German locale windows system. The German locale uses "," as the
decimal point instead of the usual ".". SOCI uses strtod for parsing
doubles from an SQL return string. strtod is locale dependent and
expects a comma. SQLite, however, seems to ignore the locale => clash.
Summary:
SQLite always returns decimals in "C" locale
SOCI parses them according to the user's locale setting
Proposed fix:
Confirm SQLite behaviour with the SQLite developers and implement locale
independent double parsing for the SQLite backend.
cheers,
Sören
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Sören Meyer-Eppler
software developer
[email protected]
http://www.BuschnicK.net
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