Gavin Sherry wrote:
> I am at OpenDBCon in Germany. People are complaining about
> floats/numerics not accepting German/European conventions for the
> delimiter point -- a comma.
Supporting localized input formats everywhere (numbers, geometric
objects, date/time, arrays, etc.) will create dozens
Gavin Sherry wrote:
Hi all,
I am at OpenDBCon in Germany. People are complaining about floats/numerics
not accepting German/European conventions for the delimiter point -- a
comma. This is hard coded into the the numeric input parser but,
naturally, we use strtod() in else where. I'm not sure
Gavin Sherry wrote:
> I am at OpenDBCon in Germany. People are complaining about floats/numerics
> not accepting German/European conventions for the delimiter point -- a
> comma. This is hard coded into the the numeric input parser but,
> naturally, we use strtod() in else where. I'm not sure abou
Gavin Sherry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am at OpenDBCon in Germany. People are complaining about floats/numerics
> not accepting German/European conventions for the delimiter point -- a
> comma. This is hard coded into the the numeric input parser but,
> naturally, we use strtod() in else wher
