Hi,
by the way: If you don't like the grouping characters ('.' in "DE"-locale;
',' in "EN"-locale) why don't you use the 'groupingUsed' property of the
Format?
So, instead of your double replace() calls this should do the trick:
<code>
var format_zahl = new qx.util.format.NumberFormat("de").set({
minimumFractionDigits : 2,
maximumFractionDigits : 2,
groupingUsed : false //[true|false]
});
var summe = 1231.23;
// this should give "1231,22"
var summe_str = format_zahl.format(summe);
</code>
...just in case you (or anybody else) missed this property ;)
/Peter
On 2010-12-13 15:15 [email protected] wrote:
> i try this
>
> var format_zahl = new qx.util.format.NumberFormat("de");
> format_zahl.setMinimumFractionDigits(2);
> format_zahl.setMaximumFractionDigits(2);
>
> summe = format_zahl.format(summe).replace(",","").replace(".",",");
>
> i alwys get the us format
>
> 1,232.23
>
> but i need
>
> 1.121,33 or 1231,22
>
> why this setting dosent change it?
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