On Saturday, April 21, 2001, at 06:11 PM, Fred Kiefer wrote:
> Somehow GNUstep sets up the C Local on the first call to NSLog, so when
> I did insert this call the float representation stored for the colours
> includes commas and will be interpreted later on correctly by sscanf().
> If the call comes a bit later the initialization of the colour strings
> has been done with the standard local, and cannot be interpreted
> correctly by sscanf() later on.
>
> I see two solutions to this, we either drop the standard setlocal()
> call, which would eliminate all these problems, but would also reduce
> the functionality of GNUstep. Or we make sure the the setlocal() call is
> made before any local information is used. For NSColor this can be done
> very easily, so I added that code (a call to [NSUserDefaults
> standardUserDefaults]) here.
I have modified the GNUsttep-base code to initialise the locale from
the [NSObject +initialise] method. I don't think this should cause
any trouble. Please let me know if it solves the problems for you.
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