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First of all thank you very much for your work, I am very satisfied with the library. Very good work.
Evaluating formulas with numeric literals can give errors depending on the thread's CurrentCulture. It would be very helpful if, when instantiating an Expression, you could indicate the culture you want to work with, for example, through a chained method, just like you have SetScale().
Proposal example: new Expression("18293.3402*403.282").SetCulture(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture).Eval<decimal>();
Thank you very much in advance, regards
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@butulia
Thank for your feedback.
I promised another guy that I would fix #2 issue by this year July but I haven't done yet.
I will try to combine #2 and #3(your issue) on this year and release new nuget version.
Hi @matheval
First of all thank you very much for your work, I am very satisfied with the library. Very good work.
Evaluating formulas with numeric literals can give errors depending on the thread's CurrentCulture. It would be very helpful if, when instantiating an Expression, you could indicate the culture you want to work with, for example, through a chained method, just like you have SetScale().
Proposal example:
new Expression("18293.3402*403.282").SetCulture(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture).Eval<decimal>();
Thank you very much in advance, regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: