I think, I got it.
In Germany we use a comma as as decimal separator. So in
ParseVersion() the Decimal.TryParse() call returns values > 0. For
example TryParse("0.668", out f) returns a value of 668 for f instead
of 0.668.
Suggestion: Use the invariant number info in the TryParse() call, like
bool parsed = Decimal.TryParse(fracs,
System.Globalization.NumberStyles.Number,
System.Globalization.NumberFormatInfo.InvariantInfo, out f);
Hope, this can help you
Christian
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JD> replicate the failure,
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