Am 11.05.2010 um 23:09 schrieb Andreas Höschler:
Hi Fred,
I have set up a new system (Solaris/GNustep). Users want numbers
to be
formated with , for the decimal separator and I again have no
clue how
and where to set that. I have followed the trace up to
NSScanner::locale
loc = [[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults]
dictionaryRepresentation];
loc containing a corresponding value for the key
NSDecimalSeparator. I
have just not found out how this is deternimed and set? Which unix
environment variables is GNUstep bas echecking to set a default for
this key?
Found it, at least a solution I can live with.
defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSDecimalSeparator ","
On systems that have locale.h installed we use localeconv() to get
this
information. Please see GSLocale.m for details.
lconv = localeconv();
if (lconv->decimal_point)
{
[dict setObject: [NSString stringWithUTF8String: lconv-
>decimal_point]
forKey: NSDecimalSeparator];
}
man localeconv()
Thanks a lot! Still trying to find the required setting for /etc/
profile or whatever config file on Solaris to set this system wide.
System wide?
At least on Mac OS X this is a setting to be made per user. It's
perfectly reasonable to imagine having several users with different
locale settings on the same machine.
I had this running on one machine but I had to reinstall the box
and haven't documented this configuration detail! :-(
Anyone with Solaris/GNustep experience?
That would be you ;-)
Thanks,
Andreas
cheers,
Lars
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