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Decimal seperators of real numbers do not respect system’s locale setting #4654

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Wuzzy2 opened this issue Nov 24, 2013 · 2 comments

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commented Nov 24, 2013

Some numbers always use a “.” as a decimal seperator, the system locale seems to be ignored. Not every language uses this character as a decimal seperator. German, for example, uses “,”. CDDA seems to respect the locale for most of the numbers, but not all.

Here’s a probably non-exhaustive list of offending strings:

  • Weight number in crafting menu
  • Weight number in inventory menu

Tested in 0df165b.
Report any additional offending strings here.

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commented Nov 25, 2013

Here’s another offender:
The item names of engines like “4.32 Liter engine”. It’s always a “.”.

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commented Sep 8, 2014

#8890 would in fact fix this completely, since the other two problems I reported have already been fixed in the meantime.

@KA101 KA101 closed this in #8890 Sep 9, 2014

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