https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=515726
--- Comment #5 from Andreas <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Maik Qualmann from comment #3) > Marble uses a localized form for the decimal separator, so this fails with > Google Maps in languages that use a comma. Why are coordinates localized? There is no locale setting for coordinates. So this is most likely using decimal number format, and this breaks. And not the right way to handle coordinates. My number format is indeed German (my system language is set to English, but currency and number format are German, because I live in Germany). I don't want to change this, as I use the format quite often. > copy the current coordinates from the image to the clipboard That would be a workaround, as it will not copy the coordinates of where I clicked on a POI in the map. Might be quite a bit away from where the picture was taken. In general, this renders the "Copy Coordinates" right click option unusable (for me). What I currently do is: - scroll in the map until I find something I remember, or which is obvious to look at - remember the name - type this into a map - scroll back to where the picture was taken or the POI is - find out more details by clicking at details (something the map in digiKam does not allow) or looking up more details (right click in OSM, what's here) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
