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Use browser locale for floating point numbers formatted String.format() in UI #857

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targetPercentage.setValue(String.format(getCurrentLocale(), "%.2f", group.getTargetPercentage()));
// necessary due the format must contain a dot and other locals might
// use a comma
targetPercentage.setValue(String.format(Locale.ENGLISH, "%.2f", group.getTargetPercentage()));
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@schabdo schabdo added this to the 0.3.0M5 milestone Jul 1, 2019
final UI currentUI = UI.getCurrent();
return currentUI == null ? Locale.getDefault() : currentUI.getLocale();
final Page page = Page.getCurrent();
return page == null ? Locale.getDefault() : page.getWebBrowser().getLocale();
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pls double-check if defaultLocale config property is still accepted...

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if prop is set, it takes precedence... otherwise browser locale, otherwise system locale


/**
* Default localization
*/
private String defaultLocal = "en";
private String defaultLocal = null;

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MINOR Remove this initialization to "null", the compiler will do that for you. rule

* List of available localizations
*/
private List<String> availableLocals = Collections.singletonList("en");
public Localization(final List<Resource> locales) {

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MINOR Document this public constructor by adding an explicit description. rule

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@a-sayyed a-sayyed force-pushed the feature/add_locale_to_String_format branch from 0c569a0 to 033dcf0 Compare July 9, 2019 11:28
* localization files (message.properties) as resources
*/
public UiProperties(@Value("classpath*:messages_*.properties") final Resource[] localesResources) {
this.localization = new Localization(Arrays.asList(localesResources));
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check with the new spring vaadin integration if there is another solution

@@ -596,7 +596,7 @@ public static Locale getLocaleToBeUsed(final UiProperties.Localization localizat
*/
public static void initLocalization(final UI ui, final Localization localizationProperties,
final VaadinMessageSource i18n) {
ui.setLocale(HawkbitCommonUtil.getLocaleToBeUsed(localizationProperties, ui.getSession().getLocale()));
ui.setLocale(getLocaleToBeUsed(localizationProperties, Page.getCurrent().getWebBrowser().getLocale()));
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do we really need to get the current page to get the desired locale?

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You can use ui.getPage() instead of Page.getCurrent() here, not to search for the UI one more time.

@schabdo schabdo modified the milestones: 0.3.0M5, 0.3.0M6 Jul 29, 2019
return new Locale(localizationProperties.getDefaultLocal());
return localizationProperties.getDefaultLocal() == null
? desiredLocale
: localizationProperties.getDefaultLocal();
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Doesn't this change the logic, because before the browser-locale had the highest priority.
Would it be possible so set fallbackToSystemLocale=false and completely rely on spring's MessageSource-management. Then that the code and properties used to determine the locale would become obsolete?

@@ -596,7 +595,7 @@ public static Locale getLocaleToBeUsed(final UiProperties.Localization localizat
*/
public static void initLocalization(final UI ui, final Localization localizationProperties,
final VaadinMessageSource i18n) {
ui.setLocale(HawkbitCommonUtil.getLocaleToBeUsed(localizationProperties, ui.getSession().getLocale()));
ui.setLocale(getLocaleToBeUsed(localizationProperties, ui.getPage().getWebBrowser().getLocale()));
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I think ui.getSession().getLocale() was the right choice here. According to the doc this returns "the preferred locale of the user (...). In most cases it is read from the browser"

@@ -63,26 +63,26 @@ public void setFixedTimeZone(final String fixedTimeZone) {
/**
* Default localization
*/
private String defaultLocal = "en";
private Locale defaultLocal;
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the default used to be English, is it intended that it is now null?

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@a-sayyed please check the commit history, if all commits have a 'signed-off' to it

Signed-off-by: Ahmed Sayed <ahmed.sayed@bosch-si.com>
@a-sayyed a-sayyed force-pushed the feature/add_locale_to_String_format branch from d917985 to 7d59344 Compare August 28, 2019 08:32
@a-sayyed a-sayyed changed the title added Locale.ENGLISH to String.format() for numbers with floating point use browser Locale in String.format() in UI for numbers with floating point Aug 30, 2019
@stefbehl stefbehl merged commit a85dafa into eclipse:master Sep 2, 2019
@stefbehl stefbehl deleted the feature/add_locale_to_String_format branch September 2, 2019 06:45
@schabdo schabdo changed the title use browser Locale in String.format() in UI for numbers with floating point Use browser locale for floating point numbers formatted String.format() in UI Jan 16, 2020
AmmarBikic pushed a commit to bosch-io/hawkbit that referenced this pull request Oct 2, 2020
Signed-off-by: Ahmed Sayed <ahmed.sayed@bosch-si.com>
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