On 12 Jul., 10:26, Thomas Broyer <[email protected]> wrote: > You're confusing the syntax of the pattern you give to NumberFormat for > parsing, and then the use of that NumberFormat within the context of a > locale. > What you *give* to NumberFormat is locale-insensitive: #,##0.0## > When you have that NumberFormat instance, what it does then depends on the > current locale: when you format 1234.56 in the de_DE locale, you'll see (if > I'm not mistaken) 1.234,56, in the fr_FR locale it'll be 1 234,56 and in the > en_US locale it'll be 1,234.56. ok, I think I understand what you are saying. But it's still a mystery to me, how to tell the localized NumberFormat, e.g. NumberFormat.getDecimalFormat(), to use ths user supplied pattern, eg setting a certain precision, leading/trailing zeros, and such like.
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