On 24 mar, 07:00, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote:
> And note the difference between $12,13212$ and $12{,}13212$ - the
> first one has incorrect spacing in TeX!
Hi Robert,
You are right, but there is no difference between $12{,}345$, $
\numprint{12,345}$ and $\DecimalMathComma 12,345$
If you don't have vectors in your document, you can use
\everymath{\DecimalMathComma} and then, $12{,}345$ is the same as
$12,345$.
> <...> My suggestion is to
> switch the separator used in France and Czech from comma to dot :)
Haha, hum... heu... maybe :-) Also
it would be preferable that we all speak chinese,
that we have all blue skin,
that we have all the same religion,
and, finally, that we all use MacOSX :-)
Daniel
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