Eike Rathke wrote:
...
You might be interested to hear that this isn't about wacky Europeans
vs. wacky US-Americans ;-)
Listing locales supported by OOo: ... [lovely stats whacked]
So who's wacky now? ;-) ...
Well, I think we all know the answer to _that_ ;-)
Here's what I get breaking down your country lists by continent:
Count - Sep Sep
Continent comma dot
------------- ----- -----
Africa 1 7
Asia 9 16
Australia 2
Europe 36 7
N.America 1 6
S.America 10 8
--- ---
Total Result 57 46
So the comma is certainly predominant in Europe, but I had no idea the
usage was so variable. Fascinating. Thanks for the clue!
It would be interesting to break it down by colonial influences, but I
don't remember enough history to do it off the top of my head. Now I'll
have to go see if I can learn where the two notations came from.
>
> Eike
> --
> OOo/SO Calc core developer. Number formatter stricken
> i18n transpositionizer. ...
Oh, you poor poor man ;-)
<Joe
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