Sylvain, [ Could you keep demexp-dev in the Cc:? It allows archiving of emails for future people having same issue as me. ]
"Sylvain Le Gall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> For example, if at the end of a module I put: >> let _ = Printf.printf "1.0 = %3.3f\n" 1.0 >> >> I get as result when launching above program: >> 1.0 = 1,000 > > Humm, i think that a C printf call is used in the Printf module, which > take into account that locale you have set using LANG. Hmmm, I'm quite suprised that Printf is using C printf. But I checked in 3.08.2 source code and you are indeed right: Printf.scan_format is calling external format_float which has a call to C sprintf. > Maybe, you should try something like "env LC_NUMERIC=C myprogram" which > should give you the expected result (if C is bind to english, otherwise > try LC_NUMERIC=en_US). Yes, using LANG=C when calling my program solves the issue. But for my autotests, I need to do that *from* the program. Do you see a way to set the locale from OCaml, for a given part of the code? >> > However, I'm also using "_s" functions. I suppose I have to define a >> > second module for those translations. How am I supposed to use both >> > modules? What should be the init sequence? (BTW, I would be nice to >> > put a word on this in your documentation) >> >> Ok, it seems that call to "f_" and the like are working with >> GettextStub.Native, so I don't need to use simultaneously >> GettextStub.Native and GettextCamomile.Map. >> >> Is it an issue to use GettextStub.Native? >> > > What are _s functions ? Sorry, I was confused, I meant s_, f_ & Co. functions. > Why should it be an issue to use GettextStub.Native ? I don't know. :) I suppose that, as you have made gettext through Camomile available, there are some advantages to use it over the stub version? Best wishes, d. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Demexp-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/demexp-dev
